Cape Town's Victoria & Alfred Hotel at the Waterfront is the Epitome of Style and Luxury

Visiting the Cape in 1870, Prince Alfred opened the Breakwater basin, known today as the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. You can feel Cape Town's colonial ambiance as you enter the foyer, and sense the storms and shipwrecks of the past.

Ninety Four generous rooms with air-con and en-suite bathrooms are spread over 3 floors. Luxury double rooms offer superior style including separate baths, showers, toilets and king-size beds, all of which are creatively appointed and styled. With tea and coffee facilities, private bar, pay-for-view, electronic safe, WiFi internet access and a trouser press; each room has a stunning view of the lively Piazza and Alfred Basin. Built as the North Quay Warehouse in 1904, this Cape Town holiday establishment was converted to a luxury, up market hotel in 1990; it's named in honor of England's Queen Victoria and her son, Alfred.