Blackheath Lodge

Blackheath Lodge is a luxury boutique hotel situated in Sea Point on Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard, right under the iconic Signal Hill - close to the happening city centre of Cape Town, as well as the popular V&A Waterfront and Green Point Stadium.

With a history dating back to the 1880s, its Victorian design, spacious interiors and high ceilings offer an understated luxury perfect for a traveller with fine taste. A host of world-class restaurants is within easy reach of the lodge, and the famous beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay are just around the corner.

There are 18 luxury air-conditioned/heated en-suite Rooms and Suites, all elegantly furnished with extra-length king or twin beds, complimentary Wi-Fi, satellite television, and tea and coffee making facilities. The tropical green garden, with swimming pool and sun deck, is a perfect place to relax. Breakfast is freshly prepared each morning, offering a delicious spread of quiches and similar delights, fresh fruit and a full English breakfast. Additional services include private guided tours, door-to-door airport transfers, full laundry service, fully stocked bar, delicious dinners upon request, complimentary cake and biscuits, and off-street parking with security.

Blackheath Lodge has everything you need for a luxurious holiday. There is plenty to do and see in Cape Town and surrounds from exploring the iconic world wonder, Table Mountain, to embarking on a gastronomical tour of the many fine restaurants and wine estates that abound. For a day of hiking or beach lounging, we’ll provide a sumptuous picnic.

About Cape Town

Cape Town in the Western Cape, is a colourful and vibrant city surrounded by dramatic mountains and sandy beaches. It is certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world – presided over by one of the 7 Natural Wonders of The World – Table Mountain. The magic of Cape Town lies in the collision of natural wonder, diverse cultures, art, design and thriving food and wine scene.

Cape Malay, Dutch and British architecture sit side by side with cutting edge 21st-century loft apartments and slick skyscrapers. Sit a while in Cape Town and take in the buzz and bustle of flower sellers, buskers, food markets and Capetonians going about their daily lives.

The Best Things To Do In Cape Town

Table Mountain – take the Cable Car to the top and savour the dramatic views or, for the more energetic, hike up Table Mountain on one of the many designated routes.

Lion’s Head – a wonderful way to orientate yourself in the city is to hike to the top of Lion’s Head – it’s a moderate to strenuous 45 minute hike to the top and the views are certainly worth the effort.

Robben Island – visit the cell where Noble Prize Winner, Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison gaining remarkable insight into South Africa’s troubled past.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens – Kirstenbosch displays a wide variety of the unique plant life of the Cape known as fynbos. There are over 7,000 species in cultivation at Kirstenbosch, including many rare and threatened species. Kirstenbosch borders the Table Mountain National Park and merges seamlessly with the natural fynbos and forest of the mountain. Kirstenbosch lies in the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. In 2004 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Other places to visit

• Clifton Beaches
• Camps
• Explore Bree Street
• Explore Kloof
• Cape Point & Boulders Beach
• Chapman’s Peak
• Visit the V&A Waterfront
• Explore the Cape