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Redbourne Hilldrop - Accommodation in Oranjezicht, Western Cape, South Africa

Redbourne Hilldrop - Accommodation in Oranjezicht, Western Cape.This 1928 home has been attentively restored and carefully modernised to provide en-suite convenience combined with the charm of fine wooden floors, lofty ceilings and lead lined windows. The subtle and creative colours in both fabric and finish, contribute to the individual flavour of each room.The lounge is spacious and guests are invited to watch television, chat or simply read at their leisure.Each of the four guest rooms has a breathtaking view of either Table Mountain or the City and Table Bay. Redbourne Hilldrop… Is an open door to the renowned wine routes, beautiful beaches, a selection of theatres and the piazzas of trendy Kloof Street.

Price: 5

Bed and breakfast

2doubles 1 twin 1 family room

Table Mountain, with the two mountains which flank it, Lion’s Head and Devil’s Peak, offers spectacular views to the North over the bay, and to the South, down The Twelve Apostles – a spiny ridge which leads to Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope. A cable car takes visitors up the mountain.The route to Cape Point, where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet, gives the visitor endless opportunities to visit beaches, lighthouses, animal and bird sanctuaries and to drive along some of the world’s most spectacular scenery, including the well-known Chapman’s Peak.

Once Cape Muslim slave-quarters, De Waterkant’s brightly-coloured, cobbled hill-side streets are amongst the most cosmopolitan in Cape Town. Visitors can browse through the many upmarket stores in the village, explore the Sunday craft market, hike the many mountain trails available. Redbourne Hilldrop is within walking distance of the famous Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, a wide variety of restaurants, and Cape Town's City centre.