3 Carstens Street, Tamboerskloof, Cape Town, South Africa
Parker Cottage Guesthouse Cape Town includes 10 rooms and is a 25-minute walk from the Two Oceans Aquarium. Wi-Fi is accessible in the rooms and street parking is provided on site.
Located 1.6 km from Cape Town railway station, this hotel stands just around the corner from the four-screen Labia Theatre. The Checkers Kloof Street is within 400 metres of the Parker Cottage Guesthouse, while the giant Cape Wheel is a 10-minute drive away. A mountain and a garden are close to the 4-star guest house, and the Oranjezicht City Farm is a 15-minute ride away. This property also gives access to sports attractions like the R4.5 - billion Cape Town Stadium, which is 2.6 km away. A local bus stop Ludwig's Garden is a 5-minute walk away.
The air-conditioned rooms at Parker Cottage Guesthouse feature an air conditioner along with coffee and tea making equipment. There is also a private bathroom. Providing a separate toilet, some bathrooms come with a dryer. The rooms have a view over the garden.
A cooked-to-order breakfast is served in the dining room in a welcoming atmosphere. Guests will find the seafood restaurant Miller's Thumb 250 metres away.
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James
2021-03-26
It's really elegant hotel with efficient staff. The breakfast was fantastic, we loved it. We spent 4 nights in elegant double room. It's right next to Publik Wine Bar, good for a little drink.
Joseph
2021-01-22
We loved it, especially its location and staff. Lovely hotel near to company gardens pond. We would book here again, thanks for the GREAT stay.
Carl
2020-05-04
The convenience of getting to cape quarter mall and being in front of Great Synagogue. We loved location and the food.
Daniel
2020-04-30
A right place for exploring Cape Town. We really enjoyed parker cottage: )
Nothing bad to say.
