Mount Nelson Cape Town

... sights of the city. The route took in the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, the city centre, the museums, The Mount Nelson Hotel (Cape Town’s most exclusive hotel), Table Mountain, Camps Bay and Sea Point, plus much much more. So with afternoon ...

... though, simply wander where your feet take you, or relax a little, taking afternoon tea at the beautiful colonial splendour of the Mount Nelson hotel -- the choice is yours. No coach trips today, YAY.  We are all pretty much coached out and will ...

... accommodation ideas!), we arrived back at An African Villa just before midday. Our only plans left involve afternoon tea at the Mount Nelson, a quick bit of shopping at the V&A waterfront, lunch at the Africa Cafe and then the long overnight flight ...

... , Craig's friend Leanne had a dress & shoes that fitted really well so that worked out perfectly! The ball was in the Mount Nelson hotel which was really smart. The food & people were lovely, although the entertainment was a little..erm... ...

... . The stops on my tour were: -The clock tower -Cape Town Conventional Center -Cape Town tourism (Downtown Cape Town) -Mount Nelson -Kirstenboch Botanical Gardens -Wine lands -World of birds -Imizamo Ylthu Township -Mariners Wharf (Hout Bay) -Camps Bay ...

... some silly things (not as silly as I have done, but those I all remember!). We also went for high tea at the very fancy Mount Nelson Hotel, though we got there with only about 15 minutes left before they cleared it all away so we went crazy on the buffet ...

... days. Like walking in Bo Kaap with the colourful houses, having lunch at Lola´s in Long Street, having afternoon tea at Mount Nelson, going for a run to Signal Hill, visiting Kirstenbosch Gardens and going out in the evenings. Met a girl from Taiwan, ...

I spent my last four days in Africa in Cape Town.  It was very different from the other parts of Africa I'd been to.  In the downtown, the city is modern, clean, landscaped (with prices to match).  You can find any kind of restaurant here ...

I was invited to the Mount Nelson for drinks by a good friend of many years, Dominic Fairclough. Met Dominic at the Fairford International Air Tattoo during 1996 an we have shared a passion for the SAAF ever since.  Dominic is so knowledgeable on ...

- Tamlin Wightman When you first think of the Mount Nelson Hotel in Cape Town, you think of extravagance and superfluous waste and and and... and you'd be right. But the Mother City icon has implemented various onsite eco initiatives to atone for their ...