Bantry Bay International Vacation Resort in Capetown, South Africa
We had a wonderful time atthis resort. You enter the resort from the road onto the parking level, which is the roof of the building. Reception greets you and there are 5 floors below this where an elevator is waiting to take you and your luggage down. We had exchanged for a one bedroom and were delighted with the resort. We were on the 5th floor and the entire back wall of our suite was a sliding glass doors with unbelievable views of the ocean. I have never seen such beautiful sunsets in my life. The suite was not luxurious, but acceptable with a queen bed which was comfortable, a full kitchen and a LR/DR combo. We did not have air conditioning, but it wasn't needed since we were there in winter. The first two floors of the resort does have air conditioning. The young lady at the front desk, "Nazeema", was anxious to help us anyway she could. She was very efficient!! She made dinner reservations for us, arranged taxi service and arranged one of the best tours we have been on. We had a private full day tour with a woman who was a historian and botanist. Her knowledge of the area was amazing. We had an elegant dinner at The Twelve Apostles Hotel one night, the next day went to the Victoria and Albert Waterfront for some shopping, had lunch at a great restaurant named "Belthazars." One night we had a lovely dinner at "Hussar's Grille" located in Camps Bay (one neighborhood or bay over). You do not need to dress up for dinner here. Even at the elegant "Twelve Apostles" people were casually dressed. We also booked the Franscheok Wine Tram which arranged to have us picked up at Bantry Bay and we went to 6 winerys in the beautiful countryside. There is a website where you can make the reservations. We took the Yellow line, but all of them are good! I was contacted by the Resort after we left to let us know that we left a few things there. They are mailing them to me. I can highly recommend staying at Bantry Bay International Vacation Resort in Capetown, South Africa.