Magnificent views of the harbour and Table Mountain from both balconies.
Large lounge with leather lounge suite and air-conditioning. Decorated with neutral colours and terracotta tiles. Fully equipped kitchen, including washing machine and dishwasher.
Three bedrooms - Two double beds and one king size bed. All bedrooms have air-conditioning. Three bathrooms - Two with shower and bath and the third with shower only and a secure automated garage.
Enjoy leisurely hours next to the pool, on the terrace overlooking the village, situated at De Waterkant House.
Limited secure parking is available at De Waterkant Village at only R75 per day with a remote deposit of R300. Parking can also be arranged at Cape Quarter, across the way from The Charles. Both these parking areas are centrally located and within walking distance to the restaurants, activities and attractions.
Special requirements
Close To Shops
Secure Complex
Guests can enjoy beautiful summer evenings on the deck with a sundowner in hand, served directly from the guest bar at The Charles. The Bar is intimate and is snug in winter with a welcoming log fire. It also heats up during large sporting events, when all the action is broadcasted on a big screen TV. In turn, guests can enjoy the latest international news in the morn.
The Cape Travel information centre at 1 Loader Street is equipped with two computer stations. Guests can purchase a voucher to use the internet facilities. There is complimentary wireless internet access at The Charles Guest House and De Waterkant House.
De Waterkant Village is located in De Waterkant, roughly situated between Signal Hill and the Waterfront, between the CBD and Green Point. Arriving from Cape Town International Airport De Waterkant Village is located in De Waterkant, roughly situated between Signal Hill and the Waterfront, between the CBD and Green Point. Exit Airport Direction N2 Cape Town, and as you approach the city, follow the N2 CITY, FORESHORE, SEA POINT signage. Follow N2 Stad/City signs for 22km¹s until you arrive at the Coen Steytler Avenue traffic lights. The Cape Town International Convention Centre is on your left hand side and the V&A Waterfront on your right hand side. Proceed straight over the intersection. Cross over two more intersections and at the third traffic light, Strand Street, turn right. Turn into the fourth road to your right, Loader Street. Almost immediately, the roads makes a 90 degree turn to the left. 1 Loader is on the corner, on your left hand side.
About the area
De Waterkant Village is tucked between Table Mountain, the CBD and the V&A Waterfront. Most cottages, guest houses and apartments in De Waterkant Village boast views from Asian inspired roof top terraces, that sweep all the way down to the Waterfront and across to Table Mountain. The mixed Georgian, Cape Dutch and Asian colourful architecture, cobbled streets and historical standing is what makes De Waterkant Village so unique. De Waterkant is often described as being arty, charismatic and quaint and is a truly special place decorated with gorgeous al fresco restaurants, sidewalk café's, boutiques and bars and is often compared with Greenwich Village.
