Constantia Self-catering Accommodation
Sleeping 2 guests from Sat, 13 Feb 2027 to Mon, 15 Feb 2027
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Discover 8 accommodation options in Constantia with an average price of R5,249 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Constantia offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Constantia adventure? With prices averaging around R5,249 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Constantia stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Constantia Mist
Constantia Mist is a self-catering accommodation on a privately-owned wine estate in the Constantia Valley. The Cottage sleeps four guests and the Villa sleeps twelve. Both properties include mountain views, private gardens, and daily servicing. The estate is 30 minutes from Cape Town International Airport.
Constantia Mist
Constantia Thatch Lodge
Constantia Thatch Lodge is a Cape Dutch homestead in upper Constantia offering self-catering accommodation across two cottages and two suites. The property sleeps up to 10 guests and includes solar power backup, filtered aquifer water and secure off-street parking.
Constantia Thatch Lodge
Constantia Lazy River
Constantia Lazy River is a family-run accommodation in Constantia offering self-catering studios and cottages. The property includes four units with private entrances, en-suite bathrooms, full kitchens and access to a shared pool and garden area.
Constantia Lazy River
Cape by Design Tours
Cape by Design Tours whisks holiday seekers through Cape Town's breathtaking wonders, from Table Mountain's peaks to the Winelands' vineyards, with expert guides uncovering hidden gems. Tailored for small groups, they even arrange perfect accommodation for an unforgettable adventure!
Cape by Design Tours
Greenkeeper Lodge
Greenkeeper Lodge is a one-bedroom self-catering accommodation in Lakeside, Cape Town, directly overlooking the 13th green of Westlake Golf Club. The upper-floor apartment sleeps 2-3 guests and has private access, off-street parking and mountain views.
Greenkeeper Lodge
Belvedere Barkley
Belvedere at Barkley is a Victorian house in Silwood, Rondebosch, with two self-catering units. This accommodation has solar power backup, mountain views, and secure parking. Easy access to major routes and close to UCT, hospitals, and Cape Town's main attractions.
Belvedere Barkley
Bayview Penthouses
Bayview Penthouses is a self-catering accommodation on Theresa Avenue in Camps Bay, Cape Town. The property sits high on the slopes of the Twelve Apostles and includes penthouses, rooms, and a studio, most with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views.
Bayview Penthouses
Lion's View
R 15,747
Lion's View is an up-market accommodation in Camps Bay with a 5-bedroom main house and 2-bedroom penthouse available together or separately. The property sits a 3-minute walk from the beach with battery backup for power failures.
Lion's View
R 15,747
About Constantia
Constantia is part of Cape Town in the Western Cape, an area established in the 17th century by the Dutch East India Company. Early settlers planted vineyards here, leading to a thriving wine industry that continues today. The region encompasses several estates where grapes are grown on rolling hills, and visitors can learn about local varietals through guided tours.
One notable site is Groot Constantia, South Africa's oldest wine estate, located just a short drive from the city center. The estate includes a museum that displays antique wine-making tools and offers tastings of award-winning wines. Nearby, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden provides trails through indigenous plants, with some paths reaching up to Table Mountain. These spots are about 15 kilometers from Cape Town's waterfront, making day trips straightforward.
The natural landscape around Constantia includes the Constantiaberg mountain, which rises to over 900 meters and offers hiking routes for different skill levels. Weather in the area is Mediterranean, with dry summers and mild winters that support outdoor activities year-round. Local markets sell fresh produce from the surrounding farms, adding to the appeal for those staying longer.
When seeking Constantia accommodation, visitors often choose from restored Cape Dutch homesteads or modern villas that blend into the landscape. The suburb maintains a quiet atmosphere despite its proximity to urban amenities, allowing guests to enjoy both relaxation and adventure. Public transport links the area to beaches and cultural sites, enhancing its value for holidaymakers.