Hiking in Green point
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Discover 4 accommodation options in Green point with an average price of R2,300 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Green point offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Green point adventure? With prices averaging around R2,300 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Green point stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Jardin d'Ebene Boutique Guesthouse
R 2,300
This refurbished Cape Dutch homestead combines historical architecture with contemporary African design. The accommodation includes a plunge pool, sundeck and garden day-bed on tranquil grounds with views of Lion's Head.
Jardin d'Ebene Boutique Guesthouse
R 2,300
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 Stables
Constantia Stables is a family-run guest house in the Constantia Valley, operating for 30 years. The accommodation sits on large grounds with indigenous gardens, renovated stable buildings, and a pool beneath two enormous plane trees.
Constantia Stables
About Green point
Green Point is a well-established suburb on the Atlantic seaboard in Cape Town, South Africa. It developed in the late 19th century as a residential area near the city center. The region features the Cape Town Stadium, which hosted matches during the 2010 FIFA World Cup and now serves as a venue for concerts and events. With its proximity to the ocean, Green Point also includes areas for recreation such as the Green Point Urban Park, a space for walking and picnics.
The suburb lies just a few kilometers from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, a major shopping and dining hub. This location makes it easy for visitors to reach popular sites like the Two Oceans Aquarium or the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, which is about 5 kilometers away. Beaches in the area, including those at Mouille Point, offer spots for swimming and relaxing on sunny days. Green Point's layout includes a mix of high-rise buildings and green spaces, contributing to its appeal as an accessible part of the city.
Transportation options in Green Point are straightforward, with the MyCiti bus system connecting it to other parts of Cape Town. This helps travelers explore further afield, such as the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, roughly 15 kilometers to the south. Green point accommodation options range from serviced apartments to hotels, catering to different budgets and preferences. The area's dining scene includes a variety of restaurants serving local cuisine, from fresh seafood to traditional South African dishes.
History enthusiasts might visit the nearby South African Museum or explore remnants of the old Green Point Common, once a military site. The suburb's evolution reflects broader changes in Cape Town, with modern developments alongside preserved elements. Weather in Green Point can be variable, often windy due to its coastal position, so visitors should plan accordingly for outdoor activities.