The Bay Hotel
Camps Bay, Cape
Town, South Africa
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THE BAY
HOTEL - CAMPS BAY BEACH, CAPE TOWN
Life is for
living at the most beautiful bay on the Cape Peninsula. A pristine
sweep of pale sand set beneath towering granite mountains, the high
keening of sea gulls and the roar of the waves as the Atlantic Ocean
tumbles to shore from an idyllic setting. This is Camps Bay, the
home of The Bay Hotel. A world apart, yet just five minutes drive
from the heart of Cape Town.
Built in 1989 and
perfectly positioned between the majestic backdrop of
the Twelve Apostles and
the white sands of Camps Bay Beach, The
Bay was the first beachfront hotel in Cape Town – a status
that it still holds today. With a management style based on
friendly relaxed charm and personal service, The Bay has proven
over the years that 5 star elegance
and sophistication can be achieved in an informal atmosphere.
With 72 bedrooms and 6 suites, The Bay
combines the personal service and discreet charm of a fine country
hotel with all the sophistication and efficiency of a world-class hotel. The
Bay is the perfect base from which to explore the wonders of the Cape
and is within easy reach
of it’s most celebrated
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Boutique-style personal service combined with friendly relaxed charm
compliments the sophistication and elegance of The Bay Hotel. Every
one of the 72 bedrooms and 6 suites gaze upon the spectacular vista
that is Camps Bay.
Superb dècor and thoughtful design
give the guest rooms unique appeal. At once spacious and intimate,
with exquisite sea or mountain views and some with private balconies,
they offer weary travelers a haven of rest and relaxation. A private
entrance lobby with louvered doors allows discreet 24-hour room service.
All rooms have
a luxurious en-suite bathroom with double vanities, a separate shower,
mini bar, tea & coffee
making facilities & built-in electronic safes. Rooms are fitted
with either twin or king size beds.
Mountain Rooms (15)
Have spectacular views of the Twelve Apostles.
Most rooms have their own balcony & sitting area.
Classic Rooms (5
Garden & 8 Pool)
Enjoy views of the garden or swimming pool.
Each room has its own balcony or patio & sitting area Club Classic Rooms (6)
Have partial sea views and do not have balconies.
All rooms are fitted with ISDN lines.
Two rooms are specifically equipped for the Enabled traveller.
Premier Pool View Rooms (8)
North facing rooms with views of Lions Head and partial sea views overlooking the pool area.
Premier Sea View Rooms (27)
Direct sea-facing rooms overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Premier Mountain Rooms (3)
Are double-sized with views of the Twelve Apostles.
All have a balcony & sitting area
Luxury Rooms (2)
All Luxury rooms are sea-facing with large sitting areas & balconies
Suites (3)
Have direct sea views with large sitting areas, 2 balconies & separate
lounge area
Penthouse (1)
160 m² of sheer sea-facing luxury. This suite comprises of a private staircase, lobby, guest bathroom, dining room, lounge, spacious bedroom, bathroom and expansive balcony overlooking Camps Bay beach.
The following room facilities are also available:
Television – Satellite & Guest
Link
Air-conditioning & heating
Hairdryers
Heated Towel Rails
Private Entrance Lobby
Tea/ Coffee making facilities
Daily Local Newspaper
International Plug Points (220v) A/C
Mini Bar
Internet/E-mail Connection
Electronic safe
Complimentary Pressing Service
Choice of pillows
Hotel Facilities &
Services
High ceilings and wide windows let in crisp, clean air and dancing
light reflected off the sea. While away the sunshine hours on a lounger
beside the sparkling pool, occasionally slipping into the cool refreshing
water. Enjoy light meals served from the restaurants and bars. Gracious,
friendly and relaxed, this is a luxury home away from home.
Travel
Desk & Information
Service
Shuttle Service
24 hour Room Service
Beauty Salon
Gift Shop
Foreign Exchange Facility
Secure Parking
In-house Florist
Change Room Facilities
Compact Fitness Centre
2 dedicated rooms for the Enabled traveller
Laundry, dry-cleaning & valet
service
Restaurant, Cocktail Bar, Cigar
Bar & Wine Cellar
Outdoor swimming pool & direct
beach access
Secretarial & business services The Rotunda
Adjoining The Bay
Hotel, the Rotunda features as one of Cape Town’s premier function
and banqueting venues.
The majestic dome-shaped structure was built in 1904 and once hosted
the crème de la crème of Victorian society. Today, the building blends the architectural splendour of Victorian
Cape Town with the latest technological conveniences.
The Rotunda’s high-ceilinged
expanse provides flexibility to accommodate a wide variety of functions
such as product
launches, cocktail parties,
fashion shows, weddings, barmitzvahs, banquets and dinner dances, as
well as being a popular conference and exhibition venue.
Dining and
Cuisine
From light meals to real gourmet delights, the food at The Bay is
widely acclaimed. Enjoy the fresh, simple modern cuisine and dècor
- and the view along the beach - in Tides Restaurant, or sip cocktails
and bask in the last rays of the setting sun on the wooden deck at
Sandy B, a casual bar venue with discreet access from the sand.
Tides at The Bay
Tides at The Bay embodies elegant, intimate and relaxed
dining in a breathtaking location. Selected as the best restaurant
in Cape Town by Wine Magazine’s
Top 100 Restaurants and as one of the top ten restaurants in South
Africa by Eat Out Magazine, Tides sets the mood for an unforgettable
fine dining experience. Tides recently achieved a Diners
Club Diamond Award for it’s wine
list – one of only 17 Diamond Awards presented in the country.
Tides offers a traditional breakfast
selection, with the Continental Buffet and Full English Breakfast
as the core menu items. The dinner
menu is based on the prix-fixe concept, offering patrons the choice of
a two or three course meal at a set price. The menu boasts interesting
and innovative cuisine for the discerning and educated palate.
The wine
list is large, varied and interesting and diners have the opportunity
of selecting their wine from a temperature-controlled walk-in cellar.
Sandy B
Sandy B is a casual, but chic and trendy cocktail bar with direct access
from Camps Bay beach. The relaxed ambience invites visitors to enjoy
light lunches or sundowners on the wooden deck with views of the
Atlantic Ocean and Lions Head. In winter Sandy B is kept cosy by a roaring log fire and hot drinks
while the crashing of wild seas provide a soothing background.
Traders
Traders is a sophisticated cigar bar/lounge, offering
the perfect setting for enjoying pre- or post-dinner drinks.
Traders offers a wide selection of aromatic cigars, fine champagne and
wine, whiskeys and cognacs. The unique temperature-controlled walk-in cellar allows guests to explore
and choose a bottle from the many rare local or imported wines displayed.
Nearby Attractions
Camps Bay
The upmarket suburb of Camps Bay has a typical village atmosphere and
is home to some of the trendiest restaurants and bars and one of the
most beautiful beaches in Cape Town. Local life is casual and in the
evening residents and holidaymakers can be found enjoying sundowners
at the many sidewalk bistros and restaurants on the strip.
Camps Bay is the perfect base from which to explore the wonders of the
Cape. Tours of the Winelands, Robben Island and other attractions, aeroplane,
yacht and helicopter charters as well as adventure tours such as sandboarding,
mountain climbing, deep sea fishing, parachuting, paragliding and surfing
can all be booked at nearby service providers.
Clifton
The windless beaches of Clifton are probably Cape Town’s most glamorous
with the attractive and trendy folk flocking to it in summer. Clifton
has four adjoining coves where you walk down stone stairways between
luxurious bungalows to white sands. Bikinis and sunbathing are more the
order of the day than swimming, as the water of the Atlantic Ocean is
often icily cold.
Hout Bay
Hout Bay has a diversity of sites to explore and activities in which
to participate. It is a rich botanical area most famous for the Protea,
which is South Africa’s national flower. There are 12 recognised mountain hikes ranging from easy walking routes
to strenuous clambering over rocks.
The harbour at the end of the beach offers a number of charter boats
available for sea cruises. The seal colony at Duiker Island and a nearby
shipwreck are popular attractions.
V & A Waterfront
Situated in the heart of Cape Town’s working harbour, the Victoria & Alfred
Waterfront is well-established as Cape Town’s premier shopping
and tourist destination with boutiques, restaurants, hotels, apartments
and offices only a few of the attractions on offer.
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