Extraordinary memories as The Table Bay turns 21

by | Aug 10, 2018 | Lux Stays

Sun International’s The Table Bay hotel in Cape Town

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Cape Town’s dramatic backdrop sets the scene for this luxury abode

Opened in 1997 by Nelson Mandela, Sun International’s The Table Bay hotel, a unique place in luxury travel as well as South African history, finds you enjoying an unmatched local, authentic experience along the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town.
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Sunlux Collection The Table Bay

Sunlux Collection The Table Bay

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Panoramic views of the harbour, Table Mountain and the Atlantic also offer terrific proximity to the city’s downtown with just north of 300 lavish rooms and suites, a scenic pool, a spa and a handful of gorgeous venues for your special celebration.

There’s no end to the charm here, whether experiencing the Camelot Universal Signature Hot Stone Massage calling up the best of Kahuna, Balinese and Indian head massage to a ruby martini served in the Union Bar, to the golden statue dedicated to the legend of Oscar the Cape Fur Seal and his unusual friendship with a lonely fisherman.
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The Table Bay hotel, a unique place in luxury travel

The Table Bay hotel, a unique place in luxury travel

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Enjoy craft beer produced by Darling Brewery excellent for the heat of South African days and nights, the perfect pairing with fresh shellfish and fish. After your latest adventure at the end of the world, enjoy the old-world sophistication of high tea in the Lounge where the centuries-old tradition finds you enjoying indigenous flavours amidst one of the world’s most dramatic backdrops. suninternational.com/table-bay ◼

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