Best spa hotels in Cape Town
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Table Mountain flattens the skyline of Cape Town and sets the mood for the whole city: dramatic, outdoorsy, a little wild. Where two oceans nearly meet, the Mother City spreads between the mountain and the sea, with vineyards, beaches, and penguins all within reach. Its spa hotels make the most of the setting, from cliffside infinity pools to treatments using indigenous rooibos and marula oil. The Cape Winelands sit a short drive inland. Discover where to unwind in Cape Town.
Palm House Boutique Hotel and Spa
Set in a leafy suburb on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, Palm House Boutique Hotel and Spa offers an indulgent urban hideaway in the heart of Cape Town, South Africa’s beautiful ‘Mother City’. Spread between the century-old main house and around the lush gardens and pool terrace, our luxurious rooms and suites offer an opulent retreat for both business and leisure travellers. With a variety of options, Palm House caters to your every need, ensuring comfort and elegance. Families are warmly welcomed, with spacious Garden Suites designed to provide ample room for relaxation and connection. Our two signature restaurants – Palm Terrace, and de Tafel – serve inspired seasonal and sustainability-focused cuisine from admired chef Gregory Henderson, while the Açaí Spa offers four treatment rooms, mani-pedi studio, outdoor jacuzzi and a unique Banya Sauna. Located in the historic suburb of Upper Wynberg, Palm House Boutique Hotel and Spa is conveniently situated for easy access to the city centre, Cape Town International Airport, Atlantic Seaboard, Constantia Winelands, or False Bay and Cape Point.
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