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Official Contact Details - De Waterkant Village One Bedroom Apartment

Phone: +27 21 437 9706 Fax: +27 21 438 4433

Classic One Bedroom Apartment

Classic one bedroom houses are all well finished with comfortable furnishings with clean and neat interiors, cotton percale linen, down duvets and most have views.

  • Price from 650 ZAR / day
  • Capacity up to 2 people
  • 1 bedroom & 1 bathroom
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Last updated: 10/13/2009

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Overview

Colourful De Waterkant Village is a unique European influenced village of semi-detached quaint cottages and cobbled streets preserved from the 1760’s. Cradled between the city and the Waterfront, De Waterkant Village is avant-garde, a cultural urban refuge highlighted by the abundance of restaurants, art galleries, gay clubs, salsa clubs, tapas bars and Parisian inspired café’s. Famed for being a gay friendly hub, the village is within walking distance of bars and fashionable nightspots. Drawing comparisons from cultural and artistic villages from all over the world, De Waterkant embraces individuality and theatricality, echoed in the architecture and vibrancy of its residents and visitors.

Walking on the beautiful sidewalks, one cannot help but be caught up in its spell, cast by the beauty of the Dutch, Georgian and Asian influenced architecture, with flower boxes under the windows, sprawling balconies and rooftop decks providing exquisite views and majestic old trees that line the streets, filtering the sun selectively through their branches. This is a place that will tempt you into its fold and dare you to indulge and delight in life’s finer pleasures.

Village & Life first noticed the potential for a unique lifestyle in the crumbling area of De Waterkant in the nineties. Investing in renovating properties, whilst retaining their facades and charm, Village & Life breathed life into an area who’s cottages had been scheduled for demolition. Igniting the hospitality village innovation, “Cape Town’s First Guest Street” rose up from the ashes and the vision of an authentic “traveller's village” was realised, growing to include a portfolio of over 40 participating properties.

Prices & deals

Lowest Daily Price:
650 ZAR
Highest Daily Price:
1350 ZAR
Lowest Weekly Price:
7800 ZAR
Highest Weekly Price:
7800 ZAR
Cleaning fee:
N/A
Charging Method:
Per person
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer

Location & area

De Waterkant Village is tucked between Table Mountain, the CBD and the V&A Waterfront. Most cottages, guest houses and apartments in De Waterkant Village boast views from Asian inspired roof top terraces, that sweep all the way down to the Waterfront and across to Table Mountain. The mixed Georgian, Cape Dutch and Asian colourful architecture, cobbled streets and historical standing is what makes De Waterkant Village so unique. De Waterkant is often described as being arty, charismatic and quaint and is a truly special place decorated with gorgeous al fresco restaurants, sidewalk café's, boutiques and bars and is often compared with Greenwich Village.

Address:
1 Loader, De Waterkant, 8005, Cape Town, South Africa
Accommodation located in:
near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, suburb, town!

Amenities & services

Enjoy leisurely hours next to the pool, on the terrace overlooking the village, situated at De Waterkant House. Guests can enjoy beautiful summer evenings on the deck with a sundowner in hand, served directly from the guest bar at The Charles. The Bar is intimate and is snug in winter with a welcoming log fire. It also heats up during large sporting events, when all the action is broadcasted on a big screen TV. In turn, guests can enjoy the latest international news in the morning.

Limited secure parking is available at De Waterkant Village at only R75 per day with a remote deposit of R300. Parking can also be arranged at Cape Quarter, across the way from The Charles. Both these parking areas are centrally located and within walking distance to the restaurants, activities and attractions

# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:

  • Bedrooms: 1
  • Bathrooms: 1
  • Single beds: 0
  • Double beds: 1
  • Baby cots: 0
  • Single sofa beds: 0
  • Double sofa beds: 0

Bathroom

  • Yes Towels:
  • Yes Bath:
  • Yes Hair Drier:
  • Yes Shower:

Extras

  • No Telephone:
  • Yes DVD Player:
  • No Fax:
  • No Washing Machine:
  • No Work Desk:
  • No Bed Sheets:
  • No Bikes:
  • No Internet Broadband:
  • No Cable/Satelite TV:
  • No Internet Dial Up:
  • No Ironing Board:
  • No Library:
  • No Stereo/Radio System:

Extraservice

  • No Local Guides:
  • Yes Local Transportation:
  • No 24h Concierge:
  • Yes Tours & Excursions:
  • No House Chef:
  • No Butler Service:

Kitchen

  • No Dish Washer:
  • Yes Microwave:
  • No Oven:
  • No American Kitchen:
  • Yes Fridge & Freezer:
  • Yes Crockery & Utensils:

Living room

  • Yes Table & Chairs:
  • No Fireplace:
  • No Sofa Bed:

Outside

  • No Lift / Elevator:
  • Yes Swimming Pool:
  • No Disabled Facilities:
  • No Tennis Court:
  • No Terrace:
  • No Parking:
  • No Pets Welcome:
  • No Private Beach:
  • No Barbecue:
  • No Garden:
  • No Sauna:
  • No Shared Bathroom:
  • No Spa / Jacuzzi:

Rooms

  • No Daily Cleaning:
  • No DVD/Music Collection:
  • Yes Air Conditioning:
  • No Ensuite Bathroom:
  • No Balcony:
  • Yes Safe:
  • No Sea View:
  • No Central Heating:
  • No City View:
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