Purple House

• Central Cape Town

Welcome to the Purple House Cape Town

Bed & Breakfast and self-catering accommodation in De Waterkant Village, the vibrant and intimate part of Cape Town’s centre, famous for its art galleries, restaurants, clubs and trendy shops.

We offer:

• A spacious guest room with en suite bath room in our stylish B&B in Jarvis Street
• A large self catering cottage in Jarvis Street - two bed rooms with en suite bath rooms, lounge, kitchen and patio
• A self catering apartment in Loader Street - two bed rooms with en suite bath rooms, lounge with open plan kitchen, small patio, large roof terrace with views of the bay, the city and Table Mountain

Purple House Bed and Breakfast

• We offer a big, stylishly furnished room with two beds.
• The en-suite bath room contains a bath and a spacious shower.
• Our roof terrace offers a magnificent view of Table Mountain and also has view on Table Bay Harbour and Signal Hill.
• The room has a flat screen TV with satellite connection, a collection of DVD's and a selection of books to choose from.
• Robes and organic amenities are provided.
• You can connect to the internet through our wireless connection.
• We can arrange your taxi transfer to and from the airport
• Breakfast can be served on the patio, on the roof terrace or in your room.

Purple House Self Catering Accommodation

We offer a fully serviced, self-catering furnished cottage in the typical De Waterkant style, with two double bed rooms with en-suite bath rooms. Relax and feel at home coming and going as you please whilst you take time to explore Cape Town.

The Cottage in Jarvis Street consists of:

• One large luxury open plan bedroom on the first floor with large Victorian bathroom with shower and roll top bath;
• A second, smaller bed room with en suite bath room downstairs;
• A bright kitchen with all modern appliances,
• A lounge area downstairs with a large LCD TV, DSTV channels and DVD player. ADSL internet is also available Courtyard area with patio furniture.

There is a selection of excellent wine bars, delis, restaurants and coffee shops on your doorstep.

De Waterkant, diverse in culture and architecture, remains the friendly, welcoming village of yesteryear, where the resounding Noon Gun can clearly be heard and residents are woken by the early morning sounds of ships in the harbour.