Suite Privileges Terms

• Table Mountain Suite
• Presidential Suite
• Lions Head Penthouse

Information and pricing is subject to change without notice, including changes in the currency exchange rate. All prices are per night, per room, double occupancy, unless otherwise noted. Prices may vary by day of travel, season, duration and are subject to availability at time of booking. Valid on new reservations, not combinable with other offers unless otherwise noted and not applicable to groups. Resort fees, gratuities and taxes are not included unless specified.

One&Only Cape Town Reimagined

One&Only Cape Town has unveiled an extensive reimagining, with a new design showcasing a refreshed take on contemporary ultra-luxury hospitality. Situated in the heart of Cape Town, at the fashionable V&A Waterfront overlooking the marina and with panoramic views across Table Mountain, One&Only Cape Town is a tranquil enclave on the doorstep of the vibrant city. The refurbishment spans the 131 rooms and suites of the resort, as well as the entrance lobby, Vista Bar & Lounge, and landscaping, with new flooring, fittings, and fixtures.
The reimagined resort takes inspiration from shapes, textures and colours found amidst one of the world’s wealthiest destinations. Each element pulls from the city surroundings, richly layered in the ocean, land and heritage of the beautiful Cape Town region, from the topography of the majestic Table Mountain to the city’s mythology and the thousands of indigenous plant species that occur nowhere else in the world.
“This is an incredibly exciting project for the One&Only Cape Town team and a testament to our confidence in the positive future direction of South African tourism,” says Anne Scott, General Manager, One&Only Cape Town. “We have proudly incorporated local suppliers and artisans to create something magical – paying homage to African culture while retaining the innate One&Only ultra-luxury ethos.”

Vista Bar & Lounge
The resort has weaved a distinct style of storytelling into its design narrative for the revamped Vista Bar & Lounge, highlighting the local legend fondly known as ‘The Watchers’, the story of the creation of Table Mountain. Cape Town-based Kenyan artist, Stanislav Trzebinski, was commissioned to create a centrepiece Watchers sculpture for the restaurant, standing tall above the bar display and in perfect alignment with the view of Table Mountain. His use of the human form combines with natural components, depicting the relationship between humanity and nature - some more distorted and others in contrast. Intricate patterns adorn the new carpeting, replicating the topography of Table Mountain – an imaginative interpretation and execution of the city’s beauty within the interior décor space.
A new collaboration with local and internationally renowned chef Karen Dudley and One&Only Cape Town has resulted in a deliciously simple, fresh menu for Vista Bar & Lounge. Plant-lead and taste-focused, the menu appeals to the young and old, the local and the international, as a reminder of homecooked goodness with every bite. Ranging from mushroom toast to aged brisket, Karen and resort Executive Chef Jacques Swart have created a masterpiece to rival all others that could be dreamt of nowhere else.

Guest Rooms and Suites
Guest room interiors have been crafted using thoughtful textures and organic materials, creating not just a space but a whole experience and story. Entering the bedroom, warm lighting and an earthy colour scheme set the tone; the Kente cloth-adorned entrance, using fabric inspired by the traditional Northern African mud cloth, creates an authentically African welcome. The space is a perfect blend of metals and minerals, modernity, and tradition. Every element is carefully considered, from the curved headboard of the bed, which harmonises with the contrast of structural shapes and angles, to the handmade ceramics in organic shapes representing the textures and colours of Table Mountain: the golden yellow of the sun, the green of the plants and the blue of the sea, and the black surface of the Cape pine trees and silver leaf pine.
Considered the gemstone capital of the world, almost half of the world’s gemstones are found in Southern Africa. Sparkling accents are added throughout the guest rooms, with details of Tiger’s Eye drawer pulls and facetted artworks adding an ornate touch to modern African luxury. Gemstone-shaped shields, made by artists that are community figures in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, adorn Marina Rise’s headboard walls and are symbolic of the Sun and Moon. The beaded pots in all the rooms were created by Zimbabwe-born Richard Madongwe and his team of bead artists. The jars represent the vessels carried on the heads of the people of Africa, transporting the lifeblood of earth - water - to their families.
The Cape Kelp Forest, one of the most intricate ecosystems in the world, found in the ocean waters off the coast of Cape Town, also influenced touches of the design in the guest rooms and suites with bespoke carpeting and scatter cushions reflecting the exquisite sea forestry. Frames have been handmade for the bedroom mirrors by Coote and Wench in Johannesburg, each unique and hand carved by Ben Tuge, a master wood sculptor, with a design based on the kelp forests.
The suites offer space, repose and a journey of discovery. An extension of the overarching design concept but dotted with touches of green, the suites are a playful alternation of texture, use of lighting and colour,
layered with honest natural minerals and unexpected objects. Limestone and African Ash feature tiles in the lobby, as well as statement tables and structural seating, complement the arrival experience. Both the reception and lounge spaces showcase individual identity with a balance of shadow and light, a colour palette of calm neutrals, deep browns and warm earth tones, as well as exquisite African patterns.
Works by local artists decorate the suites; Johanny Twala has contributed intricate structural ink line mountain contour drawings of Lions Head, Signal Hill and Table Mountain to the dining areas of the Marina Rise suites. In contrast, Claude Chandler, utilising the longitude and latitude of Table Mountain, has created his artworks which proudly feature in the lounges.

Local Layers
The Cape Mountains are synonymous with the Cape Floral Kingdom, the smallest of the planet’s six plant kingdoms yet the most diverse. One&Only Cape Town’s love of fynbos and protea varietals is reflected in the fresh flowers throughout the resort and in many of the décor touches dappled within the rooms and common areas. Cape flowers remain an ongoing inspiration for the team, constantly building on the small touches and novel ways to incorporate them into the resort.
By weaving the inspired design in collaboration with local artists and artisans, One&Only Cape Town has created a destination reflective of its setting – Africa in a fresh, nuanced way that is inclusive and expansive, and with an elevated residential feel that makes guests instantly feel at home. The resort retains its inimitable location and unique offering of inner-city yet resort-style accommodation - a sense of detachment from day-to-day life. This exceptional location, coupled with the reimagining, speaks to the ultra-luxury and modern while retaining an authentic local feel.

Celebrating South African Wine's Birthday

Celebrating the beloved South African Wine, One&Only Cape Town is pouring in an exceptional experience on 2nd February 2022, in partnership with Wesgro.

South African wine is undoubtedly one of the world’s most dynamic wine producers. Centuries ago, dating all the way back to 1655, Governor Jan van Riebeek planted the first vineyards near Cape Town, signaling the start of what would become a booming industry as the decades went on. The 2nd of February, 1659 marks the day the very first bottle of wine was produced on South African soil, an entire 364 years ago – a date that One&Only Cape Town plans to celebrate in style.

One&Only Cape Town is popping open an experience that is the first of its kind, inviting winemakers, wine enthusiasts and the public from all over the Cape to come together to celebrate the industry and its history and, of course, enjoy wine. Ever popular and steeped in heritage, the history of wine in South Africa is celebrated across cultures and has united locals in the most unique way for decades. Much like a rich Shiraz or a complex Pinotage, wine has a powerful story that spans the country over.

Not only is South Africa’s Wine Birthday an opportunity to sample new blends and farms, but One&Only Cape Town’s Executive Chef Jacques Swart and his team promise a feast for all. With an array of food stalls, lamb on rotisserie, roaming canapes and more, perfectly chosen and combined with the featured wine farms, expect every bite will present the perfect pairing. The fabulous local band Acoustic Element, with support from local favorite DJ West, will provide the perfect musical backdrop to what is set to be an unforgettable event.

For those unable to make the event, One&Only Cape Town has a full wine events calendar ready and waiting for 2023. From ladies’ days and Sparkling wine pairings to golden romance themes, there’s something for everyone and every occasion.

Summit & Sea: One&Only Cape Town Unveils Newly Refurbished Signature Suites

Located atop the One&Only Cape Town’s famous Marina Rise, the Table Mountain and Presidential Signature Suites embody luxury living. Offering world-class facilities and amenities, the signature suites are designed to anticipate anything one may need with a feeling of ease and a front-row seat at one of the best addresses in the country.
The urban resort is building on its sustainability efforts to work alongside these newly designed spaces and overarching the reimagined resort. Some outstanding sustainability efforts include food waste solutions and a complete resort-wide ban on single-use plastic. In 2023, as part of One&Only Cape Town’s projects for the year, the resort will embark on new conservation partnerships with Two Oceans Aquarium and Endangered Wildlife Trust. It will entail a contribution from Cape Town’s most exquisite suites.

One&Only Cape Town has pledged a portion of the nightly revenue throughout 2023 to the organizations, with Table Mountain Suite’s contribution to the Endangered Wildlife Trust and Presidential Suite’s contribution to the Two Oceans Aquarium being to the Rand value of $300 USD and $350 USD per stay respectively. This will contribute a steady stream of support for parts of South African conservation.

Table Mountain Suite is a collaboration of design, nature and luxury with the view of the famous mountain in all its glory. On arrival, feel welcomed by a uniquely designed space of entertainment that, in turn, touches on the free-flowing dining and bar areas with nuances of natural tones dotted throughout the suite. A modern, earthy-palette kitchen awaits, complete with a discreet butler’s entrance and scullery, while the master bedroom is filled with natural light and elegance throughout. A seemingly inconsequential design element of the Table Mountain Suite's lounge area is a table held by a replica of Table Mountain’s Ghost Frog.

On the mountain itself, this 2cm frog is an essential focus of the Threatened Amphibian Program, created and run by the Endangered Wildlife Trust. With almost 30% of the 135 South African Frogs species categorized as threatened, the urgency for action continues to grow, and the future of these animals looks dire. The EWT is the only South African NGO focusing full-time on frog conservation, locked in a battle to protect a range of amphibians from habitat loss, pollution, contamination, and climate change.
A few doors down and adorned with every conceivable luxury, the Presidential Suite features two bedrooms with gorgeous views of Table Mountain. The aesthetic and symbolic meaning of The Great African Sea Forest can be seen throughout the suite, with cool, blue tones of décor complementing the original works of art and photography from South Africa’s most prominent artists. Be welcomed by a striking floor-to-ceiling central fireplace, complete with Blue River Onyx stone and a contrasting polished and leathered finish to tie into the space. Immerse in a lounging area that feeds into an open-plan dining area, with a hero décor features that add to the theme of oceanic beauty. With this signature suite swimming in a design inspired by Cape Town’s oceans, the partnership between One&Only Cape Town and Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation and their Turtle Conservation Centre couldn’t be more exciting. Created in 2009, this organization has rescued, rehabilitated and released over 800 turtles - pivotal efforts here on South African shores. Turtles are amongst the oldest and most iconic marine animals, and sadly all seven species are listed as endangered or critically endangered. One of the biggest threats to these creatures is plastic, with over 71% of turtle hatchlings rescued found to have consumed it. And with One&Only Cape Town being plastic-free, this could not be a more exciting and noteworthy partnership.