Hout Bay Bed-breakfast Accommodation
Sleeping 2 guests from Fri, 13 Feb to Sun, 15 Feb 2026
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Discover 3 accommodation options in Hout bay with an average price of R2,327 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Hout bay offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Hout bay adventure? With prices averaging around R2,327 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Hout bay stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
R 2,200





In Hout Bay's serene heart, Chapman's Peak B&B provides luxurious accommodation with excellent hospitality and breathtaking views. Holiday seekers enjoy nearby beaches, hiking, whale watching, and family-friendly adventures for an unforgettable escape.

Bayete Estate
R 2,200
Judges Walk B&B
R 2,280





Nestled on the Hout Bay riverbanks, Waterland Lodge offers seven secluded cottages as ideal accommodation for holiday seekers. Each features a private bathroom, kitchenette, and patio amid tranquil gardens, with easy access to Table Mountain and Cape Town's beaches.

Judges Walk B&B
R 2,280
Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre
R 5,000





Nestled between breathtaking mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, Wild Rose Country Lodge offers charming accommodation just 30 minutes from Cape Town. Guests enjoy stylish en-suite rooms with sea views, horse riding on Noordhoek beach, and nearby adventures like whale watching.

Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre
R 5,000
About Hout bay
The beaches in Hout Bay offer spaces for swimming and picnics, with Llandudno Beach providing calmer waters for families. Further along, the rugged cliffs lead to hiking trails that wind through fynbos vegetation. These paths connect to areas like Constantia, about 15 kilometres away, where vineyards produce notable wines. Hout Bay's climate allows for year-round outdoor activities, though summer months bring warmer temperatures ideal for water sports.
When seeking Hout Bay accommodation, options range from seaside cottages to modern apartments, catering to different budgets and group sizes. The suburb's history dates back to the 17th century when it was used by Dutch settlers for timber and trade. Over time, it evolved into a residential area while maintaining its fishing industry. Visitors can explore the World of Birds sanctuary, which features various avian species and a monkey jungle.
Beyond the harbour, the nearby Chapman's Peak Drive offers dramatic ocean views along a winding road. This route extends for about 9 kilometres and leads to Noordhoek, another spot for horse riding on sandy beaches. Hout Bay's proximity to Table Mountain provides easy access to further adventures, such as cable car rides or nature reserves.