Rondebosch Manor - Cape Town, South Africa

The leafy Rondebosch area of Cape Town’s Southern Suburbs has numerous walking routes and parks where weekend markets sell local arts, crafts and produce. For golf aficionados, the 18-hole course at the Rondebosch Golf Club, with its magnificent views of Devil’s Peak and Table Mountain, is a favourite with local and foreign visitors. The renowned Newlands rugby and cricket grounds are only 500 metres from the Manor. Our hallmarks are quality and personalised service in a relaxed, tasteful environment. Guests are accommodated in 18 en suite bedrooms. The Mornington Suite has 3 bedrooms, all en-suite, a conservatory with Jacuzzi and its own kitchen. Generously proportioned bathrooms and comfortable bedding contribute to a sense of homely refinement. All rooms feature Digital Satellite  

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TV and wireless internet access. Our lounge with library is a comfortable space for relaxing and guests can also enjoy the swimming pool, bar, entertainment area and pool table. Rondebosch is one of the first Southern Suburbs of Cape Town and is bordered by the suburbs of Newlands, Rosebank, Claremont, Rondebosch East, and the slopes of Devil's Peak. It is primarily an up-market residential suburb, with a medium sized shopping area and a small business district. It is best known for its excellent schools and for the University of Cape Town. The main campus of the University of Cape Town, which is nestled beneath the slopes of Devil's Peak, is one of the country's top universities. The historic Groote Schuur estate located in Rondebosch includes both presidential and ministerial residences and have Cape Dutch origins. The centre of Rondebosch is the Main Road, with the Victorian cast iron Rondebosch Fountain being a historic landmark. The area is currently being revitalised as 'Rondebosch Village'. Historic buildings in the area include the library (formerly the town hall) and St Paul's Church which was designed by Charles Michell.