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The Silo
South Africa – Cape Town
The Silo
About the hotel
The Silo rises majestically above the V&A Waterfront, framed by the beauty of the "Mother City", as Cape Town is so often known. Its shimmering pillowed-glass windows are the signature of this luxury hotel, making it a true architectural statement. The 28 rooms are set six floors above the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA). Each suite is entirely unique, with its own colour palette, contemporary African art and meticulous attention to detail. The rooftop bar and swimming pool create wonderful evenings overlooking the lights of Cape Town. Its central waterfront location is ideal for setting out on excursions in the surrounding area. The Silo is an original and inspiring place from which to enjoy a wonderful stay in Cape Town.
Kids & Teens
The Waterfront is a paradise for children, offering a perfect blend of fun and learning, including the Scratch Patch, the Two Oceans Aquarium, a ferris wheel, playgrounds, a pirate ship in the harbour and the little sightseeing train that runs along the Waterfront. Around Cape Town, there are countless opportunities for excursions and nature reserves where safaris can be enjoyed. The team at The Silo will be delighted to assist and share their recommendations.
Experiences & Activities
Experience Cape Town's cultural richness with visits to the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, located directly beneath the hotel. Enjoy helicopter flights over the city, exclusive wine tastings, private city tours and relaxing spa treatments. Take a dip in the spectacular rooftop pool and admire the breathtaking views of Table Mountain. Cape Town and its surroundings have so much to offer! In the evening, you can round off an exciting day in elegant surroundings with distinctive culinary experiences at the hotel.
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The Silo
in our eyes
The Silo enchants its guests in countless ways. Its extraordinary architecture, combined with individually designed rooms, is utterly unique on a global scale. Thanks to its central waterfront location, The Silo is the ideal base for discovering both the city and the landscapes beyond.
Best time to travel
The best time to visit Cape Town extends from November to March, when the city enjoys sunny, warm weather – ideal for exploring its celebrated beaches and landmarks such as Table Mountain. During these months, temperatures are pleasant and lend themselves to a wide variety of experiences, from wine tastings in the renowned wine regions to boat trips in the harbour. A visit to the Cape of Good Hope and the picturesque Cape Winelands is also especially rewarding at this time, as the weather is clear and stable.
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Cape Town Airport can be reached in around 30 minutes by car.
Cape Town
Cape Town, one of the world’s most beautiful cities, captivates with dramatic scenery, vibrant culture and a wealth of leisure experiences. Families will find an abundance of excursions here and should allow plenty of time.A visit to Table Mountain, whether by cable car or on foot along its hiking trails, reveals breathtaking views over the city and the surrounding sea. At the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, families will find a wide range of attractions, including the Two Oceans Aquarium, diverse shopping, playgrounds and excellent restaurants that are also well suited to children. The beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton invite beach lovers to swim, sunbathe and unwind. An excursion to historic Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, offers a profound and deeply educational engagement with apartheid. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is ideal for gentle walks and discovering native plant species in a beautiful setting.
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