Southern Sun Waterfront
IHTC-17 14 – 18 August 2023
This hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and a modern fitness centre, and is located 600 m from the V&A Waterfront. It is just 5 minutes’ walk from the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
OFFSITE – EASY WALKING DISTANCE (650M) FROM THE VENUE
Standard room from $ 142.00 per room per night, single occupancy, incl. bed & breakfast, 1% tourism levy & value added tax
The Southern Sun Waterfront hotel in Cape Town is located in the heart of the city’s most tourist friendly precinct, and is a short walk from the V&A Waterfront. Stylish and inviting, our hotel provides comfortable and convenient accommodation for business and leisure travellers alike.
Our award-winning Cape Town hotel offers 537 beautifully-appointed rooms, with a host of amenities and services on offer, including free uncapped WiFi, air conditioning, a fully-equipped fitness centre and an outdoor pool.
For the convenience of business guests, the hotel offers two fully-serviced meeting rooms, is a short walk away from the Cape Town International Conference Centre and an easy commute to the city centre.
Dining options include South African inspired dishes at the hotel’s Yizani Restaurant and relaxed cocktails at the Southern Sun Waterfront Bar.
Holiday visitors are surrounded by world famous attractions including Cape Town’s Green Point Stadium, Table Mountain and the Two Oceans Aquarium.
All accommodation bookings should be made via the IHTC-17 Registration & Payment Portal.
A block booking with preferential rates has been made by the IHTC-17 organisers at each property. Delegates who make their bookings via the IHTC-17 organisers will have free access to the airport shuttle service.
If you have already registered, you can modify your registration to include accommodation by logging back into the IHTC-17 Registration & Payment Portal.
Gallery of The Southern Sun Cape Town
Best Things To Do in Cape Town
The real question here is what can’t you do in Cape Town. This is a city brimming with adventure, culture, and culinary arts. Start your day with a morning trip up Table Mountain; with clearer skies in the early hours, you’ll be able to enjoy spectacular views of the city. From here, you can head to Boulders or Clifton Beach for some sun, sand, and surf, or you can experience the Mother City’s rich history. Robben Island and The District Six Museum both do a fantastic job recounting the city’s struggle to overcome apartheid. And Bo-Kaap and Greenmarket Square provide a fascinating glimpse into Cape Town’s Afrikaan and Muslim traditions. Just make sure to dedicate some time to the city’s wine culture: Touring the vineyards at Constantia or sipping a chilled white along the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront are musts.
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