Accommodation The Three Boutique Hotel - Cape Town | Oranjezicht | South Africa | Boutique Hotel

Facilities
15 bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms
Max occupancy 30 - 36
King Size beds(twins on request)
100% fine cotton linens and towels
Modern Bathrooms with walk in shower, some with bath as well
Breakfast and light meals served
Licensed bar
Roof deck with panoramic views of Table Mountain and City
Central courtyard
Back courtyard
Pergola
Dining Room & Lounge
7 meter swimming pool
Secure off street parking for 12 cars
Owner operated

Rooms
Luxury guest amenities
DSTV/Satellite TV
Robes
Plasma TV
Tea/Coffee
Free Wi-Fi (4mbps)
Hairdryer
Euro/Universal power outlets
Desk
Electronic Safe
Air Conditioning / Heating
Fan
Direct dial telephone

Services
Airport Shuttle (R350/1-3pax – R450/4-7pax)
Private and group tours
Friendly and helpful staff
Staffed 24/7
No Pets
Laundry service

Three Boutique Hotel is a historic, graded and listed building. It was completely renovated in 2010 to the highest standard, carefully respecting and preserving its rich heritage and history. It is set within a picturesque courtyard with secure off-street parking. Convenient to the city, this beautiful boutique hotel is “4 star” graded and has been awarded AA “Superior Accommodation” status.
The ‘Three’ is nestled peacefully below Table Mountain in exclusive Oranjezicht, on the border of Gardens. It is just a stone’s throw away from the Gardens shopping mall which includes restaurants, banks, supermarkets and several fashionable boutiques. At Three you are within easy reach of the Cable Car, The Waterfront, Cape Town International Convention Centre, The Stadium, Camps Bay and Clifton beaches.

This residence is deeply steeped in the history of South Africa.
In the 1770’s it was one of the ten most conspicuous large manors of Cape Town. It was owned and occupied by the Commandant of the Castle, General Robert J. Gordon, who discovered and mapped a good part of South Africa. He discovered and also named our great river, the Orange (after the Prince of Orange), Plettenberg Bay (after Governor Von Plettenberg). Gordon’s Bay was named after him.
In 1800 the manor was purchased by George Rex, an Englishman who is believed to be the son of King George III and his first wife Hannah Lightfoot whom he secretly married, before he ascended to the throne and
wed Queen Charlotte.
When the Dutch forces re occupied South Africa he was generously granted land at Knysna, which town he founded.