Room Rates: $187.62 to $247.36

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Hotel Description

The Lagoon Beach Hotel Is a City Hotel Located In Cape Town, South Africa, Within 12 Kilometres of Cape Town's Water Front. It Is Situated On The Beach And Offers Panoramic Views of The City's Landmark Table Mountain.
hotel Features.this Chic Hotel With Its Contemporary Design And Features Has a Lounge, a Rooftop Bar, a Gym, a Boutique Shop, a Health And Wellness Spa And Two Pool Decks With Views of The Ocean And Table Mountain. Butler Service Is Offered On Each of The Four Floors of The Lagoon Beach Hotel. The Hotel's Abalone Brasserie Restaurant Faces The Sea And Offers à La Carte And Buffet Dishes. There Is Also a Thai Restaurant Onsite, Two Pool Deck Dining Areas, And Two Cocktail Bars. a Full Complimentary Buffet Breakfast Is Offered to Guests. Conference Facilities And Services Are Available With Complimentary Wireless Internet Access Throughout The Hotel. The Hotel Has Direct Access to The Beach And There Is a Swimming Pool Onsite. Golf, Squash, Mountain Biking, And Hiking Trails Are Available Nearby. Water Sports Include Jet Skiing, Sailing, Motor Boating, Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Surfing And Whale Watching. Guestrooms.the 202 Air Conditioned Guestrooms Have Balconies Or Patios And Include Satellite Television, Coffee And Tea Making Facilities, Desks With Internet Connections (surcharge), Lounge Chairs, Coffee Tables, Hair Dryers And Safes. Bathrooms Have Telephones And Complimentary Toiletries. Decor Is Modern With White Bed Linen, Contemporary Furnishings And Neutral Earth Tones. Expert Tip. Robben Island, 12 Kilometres Away, Was Declared a World Heritage Site In 1999 And Is Open Throughout The Year. Meaning 'island of Seals' It Has Been a Home to Many Stone Age People, Lepers, Political Prisoners, Including Nelson Mandela, And Giant Tortoises.