Bayflowers Guest House
Bayflowers Guest House offers comfortable accommodation in central Cape Town with family, twin, and double rooms. Located between Green Point and Sea Point in a quiet cul-de-sac.
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Bayflowers Guest House offers comfortable accommodation in central Cape Town with family, twin, and double rooms. Located between Green Point and Sea Point in a quiet cul-de-sac.
Five modern, self-catering apartments offering accommodation in Cape Town's City Centre directly on Long Street, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and shops, with cityscape views and glimpses of Table Mountain.
Self-catering accommodation in central Cape Town with studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments in St Martini Gardens. Recommended by Lonely Planet.
A 12-room Victorian-era boutique accommodation on Cape Town's Long Street, offering views of Table Mountain with contemporary café-style décor and modern amenities.
AirCommodation Guesthouse in Gardens offers penthouse and double room accommodation within 5 km of Cape Town's restaurants, cafes, and attractions.
Stylish accommodation in cottages and apartments in De Waterkant, Cape Town's cultural heart, with modern living amid historic charm. Minutes from Table Mountain and the V&A Waterfront.
Modern, self-catering accommodation offering studios and two- to three-bedroom apartments in De Waterkant with convenient access to Cape Town's city centre and V&A Waterfront.
Two luxury self-catered villas in Cape Town's De Waterkant, with housekeeping, laundry, and personal shopping services included for 2 or 4 guests.
European-influenced accommodation in De Waterkant with studios, duplexes, and apartments. Cobblestone streets, galleries, restaurants, and cafés within the precinct. Near Table Mountain, V&A Waterfront, and Bo-Kaap.
Newly renovated Victorian boutique accommodation in Cape Town featuring three suites, heated pool, and Table Mountain views.
Restored Victorian guesthouse accommodation in Cape Town's Oranjezicht neighbourhood with five air-conditioned en suite rooms, ranging from standard kings to apartment-style suites.
Self-catering accommodation in five apartments across three restored late-Victorian homes in Cape Town's Gardens suburb. Apartments start from R1700 per night, run by a family with over 25 years of hospitality experience.
Six newly renovated one- and two-bedroom heritage cottages in a quiet cul-de-sac at Table Mountain's foot in Cape Town's Old Quarter. Five-star accommodation.
3-bedroom self-catering accommodation on a private nature reserve, 1 hour north of Cape Town on the West Coast. Sleeps maximum 6 guests.
Guest house accommodation on Table Mountain's slopes in Cape Town's Gardens area with uniquely styled rooms, swimming pool, and dining room.
Neighbourhood Quarters is a boutique accommodation in Cape Town's Gardens neighbourhood on Kloof Street, offering self-contained apartments and a four-bedroom townhouse with character-filled design and modern comfort.
Victorian guesthouse accommodation built 1902 in Cape Town's Tamboerskloof, with 10 individually decorated rooms, tropical gardens, saltwater pool, and breakfast service.
Boutique accommodation in Green Point, Cape Town near V&A Waterfront. Historic Victorian villa from 1888 with three room types, pool, restaurant, and spa services.
Luxury 10-bedroom accommodation in Oranjezicht with 360° Table Mountain views. Within walking distance of Cape Town's city center, restaurants, and cafes on Kloof Street.
Newly-renovated 100-year-old self-catering accommodation in Cape Town's Gardens neighbourhood with Afro-chic style, three rooms, and Devil's Peak views.
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The Atlantic Seaboard — Camps Bay, Bakoven, and Bantry Bay — is where most visitors want to be in December. You get beach access, mountain views, and good restaurants within walking distance. Camps Bay properties fill up well before December, so if that's your target area, start looking in September or October. Bakoven sits a few minutes south and offers smaller self-catering options at slightly lower rates — practical for families who prefer cooking some meals in.
Bloubergstrand and Bloubergrant on the West Coast give you kite-surfing conditions, consistent summer wind, and a clear view of Table Mountain across the bay. Rates here run lower than the Atlantic Seaboard, and the pace is considerably quieter. Chapmans Peak, on the southern edge of the Hout Bay corridor, suits those who want privacy and don't need to be within walking distance of a beach strip.
Expect daytime temperatures between 25°C and 35°C, long days, and the southeasterly wind — locally called the Cape Doctor — picking up most afternoons. Mornings are typically calm and clear. This matters when choosing a property: units with west- or north-facing patios get usable outdoor time before the afternoon wind arrives. Properties facing south can feel exposed on the windier days.
Rain in December is rare, but the wind is reliable. For regular beach days at Camps Bay or Clifton, aim for mornings. If water sports are your priority, Bloubergstrand handles the wind far better and draws kitesurfers and windsurfers throughout the summer season.
December brings the V&A Waterfront's festive market, Kirstenbosch's open-air summer concert series, and an increasingly packed calendar of outdoor events across the city. The beaches at Clifton and Camps Bay reach capacity from Christmas Eve through New Year. Parking near the Atlantic Seaboard becomes impractical — plan to walk from your accommodation, or accept that driving 10km to Camps Bay on a Saturday afternoon can take 45 minutes.
With 94 listings and rates from R800 to R18,800 per night, the range is real. The lower end covers self-catering apartments in Bellville or Bloubergrant — fine if you have a car and flexibility. The R2,383 average typically gets you a one- or two-bedroom self-catering unit in a solid suburb with good access to the main attractions. Above R6,000 per night, expect Atlantic Seaboard views, private pools, and air conditioning — worth considering when temperatures regularly hit 30°C. One detail worth checking before you book: many Cape Town pools are unheated. Atlantic water influence keeps them cold even in summer. If pool swimming matters to your group, confirm heating upfront.