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Cape Town’s 10 Marriott hotels for business and leisure travelers

Each hotel offers something a little different, while still reflecting the city’s distinctive charm.

Omokolade Ajayi
Last updated: May 24, 2025 6:54 pm
Omokolade Ajayi Published May 24, 2025
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At a Glance


  • Cape Town blends natural beauty with vibrant urban life, ideal for work and leisure.
  • Marriott offers diverse hotels, balancing comfort, style, and proximity to key city spots.
  • Hotels range from luxury city center stays to peaceful escapes near mountains and vineyards.

Cape Town is a city where natural beauty and urban energy exist side by side. Whether you’re arriving with a briefcase or a beach bag, or a bit of both, it is one of the few places where you can take a morning meeting and still catch the sunset over the Atlantic, all without feeling rushed.

With Table Mountain watching over it and a coastline that seems incapable of looking anything but stunning, South Africa’s oldest city continues to draw people from around the world.

A panoramic view of Cape Town, the Mother City of South Africa

Where you choose to stay can shape your experience just as much as what you choose to do. That’s where Marriott comes in. Known for its thoughtful service and consistent comfort, the brand has become a reliable choice for travelers who want to feel at ease, even when they’re far from home.

In Cape Town, Marriott operates a range of hotels suited for everything from business trips and family holidays to solo escapes and weekend getaways. Each hotel offers something a little different, while still reflecting the city’s distinctive charm.

Cape Town invites you to settle in, not just pass through. It’s home to some of Africa’s biggest companies, including media and tech giant Naspers, but it’s also a place of small, everyday moments that stay with you.

A walk along the Sea Point Promenade on a crisp morning. A quiet coffee in Tamboerskloof with Table Mountain in view. A late afternoon spent browsing the V&A Waterfront, where food, fashion, and entertainment come together without missing a beat.

Scenic vista of South Africa’s iconic Mother City, Cape Town

Each Marriott hotel in this guide is well-placed, close to business districts, cultural landmarks, and neighborhoods that reveal Cape Town’s many layers.

Whether you’re based in the city center or tucked into the quieter corners near Signal Hill, these hotels make it easy to get where you need to go, and just as easy to take a breather when you don’t.

At Shore.Africa, we’ve put together a list of ten standout Marriott hotels across the city. If you’re planning a trip to the Mother City and want your stay to feel just right, this is a good place to begin.

  1. The Westin Cape Town

Located near the historic Castle of Good Hope and right at the gateway to the V&A Waterfront, The Westin Cape Town is a five-star hotel that offers guests a blend of luxury and convenience. It shares a direct connection with the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), making it a favorite for both business travelers and tourists alike.

With 483 well-appointed rooms and suites, the hotel provides top-tier accommodation and world-class facilities. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining experiences, from the lively Thirty7 Showkitchen to the panoramic views at the Westin Club on the 19th floor, as well as relaxing spots like Louis B’s Terrace and Raleigh’s Lounge and Bar.

Situated just minutes from iconic landmarks such as Table Mountain and the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay, The Westin Cape Town offers a truly memorable stay, starting from around $304 per night.

  1. AC Hotel Cape Town Waterfront

Just a short walk from the Cape Town International Convention Centre and nestled in the Cape Town Foreshore, the AC Hotel Cape Town Waterfront offers stunning views of both the harbor and Table Mountain. This hotel strikes a balance between style and comfort with 188 spacious rooms designed for both leisure and business travelers. Its location near the vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront means guests have easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment. Dining at the AC Lounge & Bar features Spanish-inspired tapas, and for those wanting to explore, the Waterfront offers plenty of options nearby. With rates starting around $155 per night, the AC Hotel is an attractive choice for visitors looking for a modern yet relaxed stay.

  1. Cape Town Hotel Crystal Towers

In the heart of Century City, the Cape Town Marriott Hotel Crystal Towers stands out for its modern design and sophisticated atmosphere. Surrounded by palm trees and conveniently linked to the Canal Walk shopping center by a private bridge, the hotel blends convenience with style. Guests can indulge in fine dining at the Tower Restaurant, which features a halal-certified kitchen, or unwind at one of Cape Town’s best spas located right on-site. The hotel is also well-equipped for events, offering 12 versatile meeting and function spaces. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, its location provides easy access to Cape Town’s major attractions. Rooms and suites start at about $155 per night.

  1. Lord Charles Hotel, Somerset West

For those seeking a more classic and relaxed experience, the Lord Charles Hotel in Somerset West offers a retreat nestled at the foothills of the Helderberg Mountains. Spread over 22 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens, the hotel combines traditional elegance with modern comforts. Guests enjoy spacious upgraded rooms and resort-style amenities such as tennis courts, swimming pools, a spa, and a fitness center. The location is perfect for exploring the surrounding area—whether it’s white sandy beaches, world-class golf courses, local wine farms, or the bustling V&A Waterfront just a short drive away. The Lord Charles Hotel provides a peaceful and luxurious escape with rates starting around $134 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel Cape Town Sea Point

Located in the vibrant heart of Cape Town, the Protea Hotel Cape Town Sea Point by Marriott offers guests a relaxing retreat with stunning views of Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. Just steps from the Sea Point Promenade, Blue Flag beaches, and the lively V&A Waterfront, this hotel blends comfort and convenience perfectly. Guests can enjoy an outdoor plunge pool, a fitness center, and versatile meeting spaces, along with elegantly designed rooms that include options with sea views. Whether you’re here for business, a family vacation, or a special event, the hotel offers everything you need for a memorable stay, including a rooftop pool and family-friendly dining. Prices start from $103 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel Franschhoek

Set on Huguenot Street in the charming village of Franschhoek, about 80 km from Cape Town, Protea Hotel Franschhoek offers a peaceful escape surrounded by vineyards and mountains. The hotel, partly dating back to the 1880s, combines historical charm with modern comforts. Guests can enjoy spacious, stylish rooms, a sparkling swimming pool, and a well-stocked vinotique. The hotel’s location makes it easy to explore the town’s many restaurants, art galleries, and world-famous wine estates. Outdoor activities like horse-riding, golf, and trout fishing are available nearby. The property includes 40 deluxe en-suite rooms and 10 self-catering apartments. Prices start from $153 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel by Marriott Dorpshuis & Spa Stellenbosch

In the heart of the Cape Winelands, the Protea Hotel Dorpshuis & Spa Stellenbosch offers a blend of vintage elegance and modern comfort. This Victorian boutique hotel is surrounded by vineyards and mountains, creating a peaceful setting for rest and relaxation. Guests can unwind in the antique lounge by the log fire or enjoy traditional South African dishes at the Oak Leaf restaurant. The hotel’s spa offers a variety of treatments, making it a perfect spot for those seeking a little extra pampering. With 30 individually decorated rooms, each featuring antique furnishings and all the amenities of a 4-star hotel, this property is ideal for a quiet retreat. Prices start from $153 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge

Housed in a historic 19th-century building, Protea Hotel Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge offers guests a unique stay in the heart of Cape Town. Overlooking the V&A Waterfront and Table Mountain, this family-friendly hotel combines modern comforts with a rich history—once a prison, it now welcomes visitors with warm hospitality. The hotel features 191 rooms ranging from standard rooms to family suites, a gym, spa, and several conference venues. Its Stonebreakers Restaurant serves both buffet and à la carte meals with stunning mountain views. Conveniently located within walking distance of the city’s entertainment and dining spots, it’s an excellent choice for business or leisure travelers. Prices start from $126 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel Fire & Ice! Cape Town

Situated in the lively neighborhood of Tamboerskloof, Protea Hotel Fire & Ice! Cape Town offers modern rooms and extended stay options in one of the city’s most popular locations. Guests are within easy reach of Cape Town’s top attractions like Table Mountain, Camps Bay, and the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. The hotel’s stylish decor reflects South African culture with a contemporary twist. For longer visits, the apartment-style lofts offer separate living, dining, and sleeping areas. The onsite restaurant serves comforting dishes like burgers and shakes, perfect after a night out exploring Cape Town’s nightlife. Prices start from $95 per night.

  1. Protea Hotel Cape Town Tyger Valley

Located in Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs, Protea Hotel Cape Town Tyger Valley offers panoramic views stretching from the mountains to the sea. Just 12.5 km from Cape Town International Airport, it’s a convenient and scenic choice for travelers. The hotel has 100 comfortable rooms with modern bathrooms, ideal for both business and leisure stays. Flexible meeting spaces accommodate board meetings, presentations, and private functions for up to 120 guests. Guests can enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets from the hotel, taking in the stunning views of Table Bay and the Boland Mountains. Prices start from $55 per night.

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