More Quarters overview
More Quarters
Cape Town, South Africa
At a Glance
Walk from the hotel straight onto the buzzing Kloof and Long Street filled with bars and restaurants
Enjoy a delicious fresh breakfast before setting out for a days sightseeing
Located on its own cobbled street you feel miles away from the city centre, yet are really only moments away
Each apartment has its own small kitchen, perfect for putting together a quick snack
A wonderful base from which to explore the highlights of Cape Town
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Year-round destination. The summers are generally warm and dry, while winters tend to be wet and cool, the rains brought on by fierce north westerly gales. Neither season experiences extremes of temperature, thanks to prevailing winds. Summer (Nov-Mar) is the hottest with temperatures 20-40°C. Mid season (Apr, May, Sep, Oct) temps between 10-30°C. Winter (from June- Aug) is the low season with temps 0-25°C.
Insider's View
Take a stroll down Kloof Street as the sun sets to really soak up the evening atmosphere of Cape Town, just as the evening gets going.
Try some of the amazing local honey – served in a hanging honeycomb! Scrape the surface and bubbles of honey rise – it’s irresistible!
Children will enjoy their very own toiletries and personalised place settings – and babies are given pink or blue baby gowns to wear!
You will find a little jar of jelly tots in each room – hard to resist!
Call us on to start planning your holiday to More Quarters or take a look at our itineraries to South Africa
Description
More Quarters offers 16 self-catered, luxury one and two bedroom apartments, giving an independent style of living but with access to full hotel services.
The More Quarters apartment hotel is situated in the area of Cape Town known as the 'city bowl', between Table Mountain and Signal Hill. This is an ideal place from which to access the Table Mountain Cableway, Kirstenbosch Gardens and the waterfront as well as Long and Kloof Streets, which are well known for their array of excellent restaurants, bars and shops.
In addition, the hotel is set on an almost exclusively-owned street, alongside the Cape Cadogan, making it a tranquil retreat from the buzz of the city at the end of the day.
15 one-bedroom apartments are perfect for couples wanting the services of a hotel but the independence to self-cater should they wish. The four two-bedroom apartments make a perfect private space for families or groups of friends. Each apartment has everything you would want, including a fully equipped kitchen, tea and coffee making facilities, wireless internet access, iPod docking station and satellite television amongst others.
Guests will also have full access to all the hotel's facilities and the superb staff are always at hand to help make the most of a Cape Town holiday, from booking day tours or golf to advising where to wine and dine.
Breakfast is included and is served in the light and airy breakfast room.
Accommodation
There are 14 one-bedroom apartments (size: 60m2) and for groups or families seeking a private and secluded retreat in the Mother City, there are four two-bedroom apartments (size: 80m2). The apartments are all well-equipped with the expected mod cons to make your stay as comfortable and as convenient as possible. The apartments are well lit and are decorated in sophisticated neutral colours.
Childcare
There are no specific child care facilities but children of all ages are welcome, though families and groups would do better with a two-bedroom apartment. Babysitting can be arranged for those that require it. Children are given a little welcome pack on arrival with crayons and a colouring book and parents are given advice on the best places to take their children to during their stay.
Activities
Take a walk down to bars, bistros and brasseries or meander up to Table Mountain. The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and the beaches of Camps Bay are just a short drive away, as are most of the city's attractions, including the winelands and numerous golf courses.
Reviews
Meg Shepro (Staff)
More Quarters brings a refreshing new take to a stay in Cape Town. With your very own apartment off of Kloof Street you're within walking distance to all the greatest restaurants and even have the ability to cook your own meals as you settle into your new home in Cape Town. Elegant luxury and service are the focus at More Quarters, a stay here is perfect for couples or families looking to escape hectic city life.
Anna Hearn (Staff)
Our first introduction to More Quarters was straight off the Heathrow flight; we were tired and plane-weary, and in need of rejuvenation and rejuvenation we got! More Quarters is a little sanctuary in the city bowl area, very close to Long and Kloof Streets and all their attractions. We sat down to a delicious breakfast of eggs benedict (by far the best we had ever had) and freshly squeezed guava juice before being shown to our apartment uniquely, More Quarters is not hotel rooms but apartments each with its own well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Decorated in muted tones, these apartments are perfect for families travelling together and guests wishing to have a bit more of their own space or even the ability to prepare simple meals. Each has its own entrance, and is fully self-contained .
Sarah Clegg (Staff)
Cape Cadogan More Quarters is situated in such a fantastic location of Cape Town. In the City Bowl you are close to the buzzing streets of Long and Kloof, packed with great restaurants, cafes and shops, less than 10 minutes over Kloof Nek Street and you drop down to the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay. Table Mountain towers over the city bowl. You certainly never forget where you are with a stay here. The flexibility offered by More Quarters is excellent, kitchenettes in the apartments, the host of local restaurants and the full services of a hotel are all on tap to ensure your stay in Cape in Cape Town is truly memorable.
Experiences
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Abseil Table Mountain
From 1,000 metres above sea level, let us take you through a thrilling abseiling experience with breathtaking views, all while keeping your pulse racing!
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Bay Harbour Market - Hout Bay
Bay Harbour Market is situated on the water’s edge in an old fish factory in Hout Bay Harbour. The market boasts more than 100 stalls selling a huge variety of local produce from arts and crafts to fashion, jewellery and authentic South African food.
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Bike and Saddle Cycling Tours
What better way to experience the varied landscapes of the Cape Peninsula than by bike? Bike and Saddle has six routes ranging from a three hour tour around Cape Town, to a full day tour of the Cape Peninsula, there is something to suit everyone.
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Cable car trip to the peak of Table Mountain
Table Mountain, at 1086 metres above sea level, forms the impressive backdrop to Cape Town. An impressive natural landmark with a 3km flat plateau at the summit, a cable car trip to the top is the best way to experience its breathtaking views.
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Cape Peninsula - Active
Explore the Cape Peninsular with its local fishing villages and surfing beaches. Snorkel or stand up paddle board in rock pools near penguin colonies before venturing deep into the Peninsula reserve to discover the rich wildlife inhabiting this area.
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Cape Peninsula - Family
This guided day out is perfect for the whole family with treasure hunts in Kirstenbosch Gardens, fishing in Kalk Bay, stand up paddle boarding with penguins and game viewing in the Cape peninsula reserve.
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Cape Peninsula Essentials
Relish in the very best of Cape Peninsula, including the Cape of Good Hope, Hout Bay, Chapman's Peak Drive, a Funicular ride at Cape Point, Simon's Town and Kirtensbosch. Get acquainted with the penguins of Boulders beach and seals in Duiker Island.
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Cape Peninsula Essentials in Vintage Car
Relish in the very best of Cape Peninsula, including the Cape of Good Hope, Hout Bay, Chapman's Peak Drive, a Funicular ride at Cape Point, Simon's Town and Kirtensbosch. Get acquainted with the penguins of Boulders beach and seals in Duiker Island.
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Cape Town Essentials
Our specialist guide will take you through the highlights of Cape Town, including the Green Market Square, Grand Parade, City Hall, Castle of Good Hope, Slave Lodge, Company's Garden, District 6 and Bo-Kaap.
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Classic Car Hire in Cape Town
Hire a classic car for the day and cruise the beautiful winding coastal roads of the cape.
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Cycling in Devon Valley
This half-day trip allows you to take in the picturesque view of Devon Valley, working off the delicious calories from the region's famous four-course gourmet at Clos Malverne, paired with wine tastings at two award-winning estates.
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Dinner at La Colombe
La Colombe has relocated to the Silvermist Organic Wine Estate at the top of Constantia Nek. Enjoy sweeping views of the Constantia Valley and Hout Bay, and feast on head chef Scot Kirton's creations. Commonly called the best restaurant in Constantia.
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Dinner at The Greenhouse
Peter Tempelhoff, executive chef at The Greenhouse, stays on the cutting-edge of South African cuisine with ever-changing seasonal menus, showcasing contemporary cooking techniques and culinary styles.
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Dinner at Twelve Apostles Hotel
Enjoy a delightful dinner on the stunning terrace overlooking the picturesque Cape Town sunset over the ocean.
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District Six Museum
Discovery the heart-tugging history of the community evicted from District Six during the time of apartheid.
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Explore Long Street and Kloof Street
Explore the City Bowl area of Cape Town along the streets of Long and Kloof. Kloof Street runs downhill from the lower slopes of Table Mountain to merge with Long Street and descend to the Waterfront area.
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Family Private Cape Adventure
Explore the Cape with a professional guide and private custom-built Adventure Utility Vehicle fully equipped with surfboards, stand up paddle boards, hiking packs and more for a day that combines adventure and sightseeing!
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First Thursdays - Cape Town
On the first Thursday of every month explore the art galleries of Cape Town until late. Museums and cultural attractions open their doors and allow visitors to spend the evening discovering the rich culture of the city.
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Footsteps and township private tour
Discover the tumultuous history of South Africa with a guided walking tour around Cape Town, and meet some of the residents, with a chance to learn about how they come together to create a strong community in the city's townships.
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Full Day Cape Point Tour
Your driver will collect you and drive you down the west coast of the Cape Peninsula. He will introduce you to the geography and cultural history, culminating at the Cape itself. You will drive back via Boulders Beach to see the penguins.
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Full Day Cape Town and Table Mountain
A full-day tour visiting Table Mountain for unforgettable views, returning to the city through the Malay Quarter, and incorporating a two-hour walking tour stopping at many of the city’s most important landmarks.
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Great White Shark Cage Diving
Great white shark cage diving is an experience like no other. To get up close to the ocean's number one predator in its natural environment is a humbling experience you will never forget.
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Great White Shark Diving
Great white shark cage diving is an experience like no other. To get up close to the ocean's number one predator in its natural environment is a humbling experience you will never forget.
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Harley Davidson in Cape Town
Is there a cooler way to explore the Cape and wider South Africa than hiring a Harley-Davidson and winding your way along the coastal roads or through the mountainous Winelands?
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Helicopter Over the Cape Peninsula
Enjoy a dramatic aerial view of Table Mountain, Robben Island, V&A Waterfront, Hout Bay, Chapman's Peak Drive, Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope.
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High Tea at The Mount Nelson
Afternoon tea at The Mount Nelson hotel is a must do whilst staying in Cape Town. The Mount Nelson Hotel serves tea from 14.30 onwards, book for a vast variety of sandwiches, pastries, and loose-leaf teas.
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Hike or Climb Table Mountain
Why not do something a bit different during your stay in Cape Town, get outdoors and experience some of the best climbing and hiking in the world? Take a hike or rock climbing trip up Table Mountain whilst taking in the breathtaking views all around you.
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Hike Table Mountain: Table Top Circuit
The table top circuit of Table Mountain follows the easy circular footpaths for magnificent views of Cape Town and the surrounding natural landmarks.
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Horseriding on Noordhoek Beach
For a unique day out in Cape Town, take a horseback ride along the five-mile long, picturesque Noordhoek Beach. Noordhoek is the longest beach in Cape Town and has spectacular views of Table Mountain and the Chapman's Peak.
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Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum
View exhibits focusing on historical and comperary issues facing the Muslim community within the Cape area.
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Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden is acclaimed as one of the great botanic gardens of the world, and thought by many to be the most beautiful garden in Africa. Don't miss out on a visit to this magical treasure of Cape Town.
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Lunch & Cellar Tour at Durbanville Hills
A scenic route leads you to Durbanville Hills for a tour of their cellar and lunch at their open restaurant.
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Paragliding over Cape Town
For the adrenaline junky, paragliding over Cape Town is the ultimate way to witness incredible views of the city. Take off from Lions Head or Signal Hill and let your instructor do the flying while you sit back and simply take it all in.
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Penguins at Boulders Beach
There are few places on earth where you can enjoy an experience quite like this. Get up close to the breeding colony of penguins, share their little sandy beach and even paddle into the sea to swim with them.
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Private Scootour Experience - Table Mountain
Enjoy a bit of free-wheeling fun down the slopes of Table Mountain and Signal Hill with friends and family on a private Scootour during your visit to Cape Town.
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Robben Island Trip
A short ferry ride from the V and A Waterfront in Cape Town is the famous Robben Island, a cultural must-do when staying in Cape Town, this trip gives an insight into South Africa's difficult history, as well as brilliant views across Cape Towns harbour.
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Sandboarding & Quad Biking Adventure
Travel 45 minutes to the Atlantis white sand dunes for sandboarding, a lunch and a four-wheel quad biking.
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Seal Island
Seal Island, is a small island, around 200 meters in length and a 15-minute boat ride from Hout Bay. The island has become a breeding colony for around 6000 Cape Fur Seals and several operators offer daily trips to the island.
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Shopping on the V&A Waterfront
The V&A waterfront in Cape Town houses over 226 shops and is an excellent place to visit for evening entertainment, shopping, cafés, and al-fresco dining.
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South African Naval Museum
Step inside a submarine and see a collection of naval guns, uniforms and naval equipments.
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Sunset Cruise on Spirit of Victoria
Board a romantic sail boat or vessel while you sip a glass of sparkling wine with your loved ones.
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The Garden at Babylonstoren
Take the opportunity to explore the wonderful acres of Babylonstoren's gardens. Team up with the gardeners for a fun and interactive experience.
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Two Oceans Aquarium
In Two Oceans Aquarium, the famous marine wildlives of Cape Town truly comes alive with over 3,000 living sea animals on display.
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Uthando
Uthando South Africa is an award winning, international and innovative Non Profit and Fair Trade certified organisation which raises funds for community development projects in Cape Town and South Africa.
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Visit the dramatic Capes
The stunning cliff scenery surrounding Cape Town is part of the dramatic South African coastline. Visit the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Agulhas for the beautiful views across the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, that meet at the most southern tip of Africa.
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Walk in the Company's Garden
Set in the City Bowl area of Cape Town, a walk around the Company's Garden is an introduction to the very origins of the city itself. Originally established in 1647, the Dutch East India Company used this garden to re-supply its ships passing the Cape.
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Warrior Toy Museum
During your Cape Peninsula tour, make a stop at this unique museum with over 4,000 model cars, as well as 500 dolls and teddy bears.
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West Coast National Park
Surrounded by the Langebaan Lagoon, this pristine wetland offers exceptional bird life, spring flowers and white beaches.
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Whale watching on the Western Cape
Southern right whales visit the Western Cape from about June to December every year. These beautiful gentle giants congregate to the shores of Hermanus all the way along the coast line towards Plettenberg Bay.
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Wine Tasting along the Constantia Wine Route
South Africa is well known for its exquisite Winelands and Constantia was one of the first wine-producing areas in the western cape, dating back to the 1600s, spend a day visiting the areas famous vineyards as you take in the beautiful scenery.
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Woodstock, Bo-Kaap & Bree for the Foodie
From artisan coffee and craft beer to traditional food, chocolate and cheese, taste your way around the city as you explore the backstreets and secrets alleys where the locals like to go.
Holiday Ideas
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Epic South Africa
Cape Town, Victoria Falls & Greater Kruger
from £4000 pp inc flights & transfers for 9 nights
- We’ve put you in the heart of the action, from Cape Town’s vibrant streets to the Kruger’s iconic private reserves, you’ll never miss a photographic moment.
- Immerse yourself in Cape Town’s energetic foodie scene on a walking tour of the trendiest and tastiest haunts in the Mother City.
- Witness the majesty of the Victoria Falls from a different angle as you circle above in a helicopter, the sun casting thousands of rainbows through the spray.
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South Africa and Namibia for Teenagers
Madikwe, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Cape Town
from £6200 pp inc flights & transfers for 13 nights
- Enjoy a big five safari in the non malarial Madikwe Game Reserve
- Climb the 'Big Daddy' sand dune in Sossusvlei and enjoy the incredible stark views of Deadvlei below
- Explore Cape Town's hidden beaches either by kayak or on a stand up paddle board and discover the lesser visited penguin colonies
Location & directions
Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Cadogan More Quarters is well positioned on Upper Union Street, in the heart of Cape Town, offering you the utmost convenience on your holiday. Just a few steps away from the vibrant Kloof Street, with its roadside cafes, restaurants and stylish bars, you can access most of the city on foot. Furthermore, Table Mountain, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and the beaches of Camps Bay are just a short drive away.
How to get there
It is an 11-hour 50-minute flight from London Heathrow to Cape Town International Airport. Cape Cadogan More Quarters run a shuttle service from the airport to hotel, the journey takes approximately 30-minutes.
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