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Bo'Kaap
- Cape Town - South Africa
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Rose is an eclectic mix of French, Indian, Cape Malay and African influences,
where old world and modern embrace. Each en suite bedroom
is unique and stylishly decorated with funky pieces of art which reflect
the colourful Bo-Kaap and South Africa. La Rose is a home away from home,
designed to cater for tourists as well as business executives and is gay
friendly.
Centrally
located, close to Table Mountain, walking distance from the V&A Waterfront,
City Centre, Long Street nightlife, Parliament, Cape Town International
Convention Centre, the Waterkant & several trendy restaurants.
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cater for tourists & business executives. |
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We
can arrange dinner , laundry service and airport transfers upon request.
A continental
and/or traditional cooked breakfast will be served overlooking the garden
patio or if the weather allows it, you will enjoy your breakfast in the
sun overlooking the Cape Town morning buzz from the street terrace. |
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Sun
Room
This
sunny room will offer you a double bed and en suite bathroom with shower.
Internet WIFI, TV, fan, heater
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availability and rates online
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Garden
Room
This
earthy and tranquil room opens out into the garden patio, offers a double
bed and en suite bathroom with shower. Internet WIFI, TV, fan, heater
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availability and rates online
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Lilac
Suite
This
romantic luxury suite with separate lounge and working area offers a queen
size sleigh bed and en suite luxury bathroom with a bath ideal for a relaxing
evening. Internet WIFI, TV, fan, heater, tea and coffee facility
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availability and rates online
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Rose
Room
This
stylish executive room offers a queen size bed with en suite bathroom with
bath / shower as well as a working area.
Internet
WIFI, TV, fan, heater, tea and coffee facility
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availability and rates online
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The
historical Bo'Kaap also known as the Cape Malay quarters is recognised
for being the only original settlement where Apartheid was never able to
enforce forced removals making it, one of the richest historical sites
in Cape Town. Characterised by it's brightly coloured homes and cobble
streets, you can buy anything from Indian spices, to traditional Cape Malay
food as well as funky African art and craft, and is now a favoured destination
for film and advertising shoots. It's a must to visit and stay in. |
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situated, it is one of the most central areas in the city, where everything
is at walking distance. (Waterfront, city centre, Long street nightlife,
green market square, parliament, International Convention Centre, Waterkant,
trendy restaurants and cafes). Easy access to the city’s major tourists
destinations. Experience the joy of visiting Cape Town by foot without
having to worry about transport and parking! |
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