Winston Churchill once said that the Mount Nelson - or the 'Nellie' as some prefer to call it - was a 'most excellent and well appointed establishment that may be thoroughly appreciated after a sea voyage'. And right he was.
Occupying a breathtaking site on the lower slopes of Table Mountain and set in 9 acres of lush and tranquil gardens, the 201 luxurious rooms and suites offer garden or mountain views.
Leisure facilities include 2 heated swimming pools, floodlit tennis courts, a body-care centre, private gymnasium, golf practice net, a yoga studio and high-speed internet access throughout the hotel.
Set at the foot of Table Mountain and situated in the heart of Cape Town, you can stay within easy walking distance of a wide range of attractions.
Without a doubt one of the most famous of Cape Town's hotels, the Mount Nelson has produced good hospitality and fine living in the grand tradition for over a century. The hotel combines history, comfort and traditional service with grace and style and, as a result, has won numerous awards.
A stay at the Mount Nelson would not be complete without a visit to the world class Librisa Spa, where unique treatments are performed by professional therapists. Treat yourself to a Revitalising Seaweed Wrap or Deep Tissue Massage for the ultimate relaxing experience.
In 2008, the Mount Nelson was voted 'Africa's Leading Hotel' at the World Travel Awards Africa Gala Ceremony, and 'Best Hotel in Africa' in the Daily Telegraph's Ultratravel One Hundred Awards.
The hotel is also an ideal family retreat with expansive grounds for children to play in, a range of facilities for children, from complimentary warm milk for babies and mini bathrobes and slippers, and babysitting services as well as a lifeguard at the swimming pool.
From cots to car seats and colouring books, the hotel has taken care of even the smallest detail when it comes to family Cape Town holidays. The Guest Services team will also be on hand to suggest a range of family-friendly outings in the beautiful city of Cape Town and the surrounding areas. |