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Discover 10 accommodation options in Constantia with an average price of R7,063 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 R7,063 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.
Greenkeeper Lodge
Greenkeeper Lodge is a self-catering apartment in Lakeside, Cape Town, overlooking the 13th green of Westlake Golf Club with mountain views. It sleeps 2 to 3 people.
Bayview Penthouses
Bayview Penthouses offers self-catering accommodation on Theresa Avenue, the highest street in Camps Bay. Five room types range from an 18 sqm studio to penthouses, all with views of Camps Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Lion's View
R 15,747
Lion's View is a self-catering villa in Camps Bay, available as a five bedroom Main House, a two bedroom Apartment, or combined as a seven bedroom accommodation sleeping up to 14 guests.
Blinkwater Villa
R 37,600
Blinkwater Villa is a modern, architect-designed villa in Camps Bay with accommodation for up to 8 guests. Views take in the bay, Lion's Head and Table Mountain. The main beach is a few minutes' walk away.
Sovn Experience+Lifestyle
R 4,300
8-room adults-only boutique accommodation in Camps Bay, Cape Town, combining Scandinavian minimalism with African living. Offers penthouses, suites, and rooms with Atlantic Ocean, Table Mountain, and Lion's Head views.
Three Boutique Hotel
Three Boutique Hotel is a restored National Monument in Oranjezicht, Cape Town, offering accommodation in 18 air-conditioned rooms. Originally built in the 1770s, it is an eco-friendly property run by Justin and Natalia Pearson.
Mountain Manor Guest House & Executive Suites
R 2,252
Mountain Manor Guest House & Executive Suites offers accommodation on the lower slopes of Table Mountain in Oranjezicht, Cape Town. A 4-star rated Cape Colonial Heritage Protected Building with 12 guest house rooms and 6 self-catering suites.
Bluebottle Guesthouse
Bluebottle Guesthouse is a seven-bedroom sea-side accommodation on the slopes of a mountain overlooking False Bay and Muizenberg. It caters for fitness and wellness retreats, with spacious rooms, sea views, and full breakfast service.
5 Camp Street
R 1,950
Self-catering accommodation in five apartments across three restored late-Victorian homes in Cape Town's Gardens suburb. Apartments start from R1700 per night, run by a family with over 25 years of hospitality experience.
Glen Beach
R 7,000
A portfolio of accommodation in Glen Beach, a small enclave on Cape Town's Atlantic seaboard neighbouring Camps Bay Beach. Properties include three villas, a beach house, two apartments, and a family home above Bakoven Beach.
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.