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Mount Nelson Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Mount Nelson Hotel is nestled at the foot of Table Mountain and set in nine acres of lush gardens. It is one of Cape Town's most elegant hotels offering unparalleled tradition, history and luxury.This stately mansion is situated at the end of a palm-fringed avenue in seven acres of parkland. The Hot...
cityguide.com
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Tall bay windows, a high domed ceiling, and a giant trompe-l'oeil mural - an inventive evocation of Table Mountain in days of yore - are a befitting setting for the city's most historic and unashamedly colonial hotel. Executive chef Stephen Templeton presents such fashionable fare as smoked crocodil...
fodors.com
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This distinctive pink landmark is the grande dame of Cape Town. Since it opened its doors in 1899 to accommodate passengers just off the Union-Castle steamships, it has been the focal point of Cape social life. It retains a traditional charm and gentility that other luxury hotels often lack: high te...
fodors.com
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The pink lady or the old Nellie, as it is often called by locals, remains a standout among Cape Town's social elite as well as one of the most historic hotels in Africa. A more formal alternative to the Cape Grace, this pink stucco edifice opened at the turn of the 20th century at the base of Table ...
forbestraveler.com
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The worst thing about staying here is how difficult it is to leave - the Nellie, as she's affectionately known, is a 10-minute stroll through the Company Gardens to the center of the city, yet the great pink ship is adrift in 3.6 hectares (9 acres) of mature gardens that offer all the tranquillity o...
frommers.com
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Cape Town is acclaimed as one of the world's most attractive cities. The Mount Nelson is the perfect base from which to explore the region's natural and cultural highlights, including Table Mountain, Cape Point and the winelands.The Mount Nelson Hotel boasts six individual wings, separated from the ...
travelintelligence.net
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For over 100 years, visiting members of royal families, international and local statesmen, celebrities and businessmen have preferred to stay at The Mount Nelson Hotel, where they are assured of privacy, comfort and care.The hotel's Prince of Wales archway, built in 1924, is synonymous with the Cape...
travel.away.com
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Occupying a breathtaking site on the lower slopes of Table Mountain and set in nine acres of lush and tranquil gardens, the Mount Nelson is Cape Town's most famous hotel, located just a short stroll from the historic city centre and vibrant Kloof Street. The 144 luxurious rooms and 57 suites offer g...
sa-venues.com
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For over 100 years, visiting members of royal families, international & local statesmen, celebrities & businessmen have preferred to stay at Mount Nelson Hotel, where they are assured of privacy, comfort and care. Mount Nelson Hotel is just a 20 minute walk to the city center and 20 minutes by road ...
sidestep.com
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This hundred year old British Colonial hotel is by most accounts the place to stay in Cape Town; at the foot of Table Mountain, surrounded by nine acres of lush gardens, the Mount Nelson was already the grande dame of the South African hotel scene when a young Winston Churchill came to stay while co...
tablethotels.com
Whoa, (Mount) Nellie!!! - user review
I spent nearly three weeks in Southern Africa and I concluded this amazing vacation with a four night stay at the Mount Nelson Hotel, one of two different hotels I stayed at during eight nights in Cape Town.The Moun...
epinions.com
If it is good enough for U 2 It is good enough for us! - user review
When the price for a night at the Mount Nelson Hotel (http://www.mountnelson.co.za) in Cape Town, South Africa came down from its normal high of 300 450 USD a night to an area I could handle I jumped on it. After all the band...
epinions.com
We are looking forward to going back soon - user review
Great Hotel excellent service would stay there again in a heartbeat. Traveler's tip on recreational activities.Not by the waterfront but they have...
expedia.com
Classic Hotel Experience! - user review
Pricey but worth it! Driving the tree lined access to the Mount Nelson was a drive to the past. A beautiful, classic and historic hotel! Our room had a balcony, sitting area and large modern bath. The main hotel building had a relaxing outdoor terrace perfect for afternoon tea or cocktails. The staf...
expedia.com
We could not stand the place. - user review
The people or not nice. The food is bad and the rooms are ...
travel.yahoo.com
looking forward to our return - user review
the hotel and the grounds are stunning. we loved the Cape Colony Restaurant, and the sunday brunch...
travel.yahoo.com
Amazing place!!! - user review
I just got back from a stay in Cape Town and can honestly say that the Mount Nelson is by far the best establishment in the city!! They staff treat you like royalty from the time...
travel.yahoo.com
Awesome - user review
I was born in Indonesia, lived in Europe, worked in China and the US. I never was in a better hotel than the Mount Nelson. The food is supreme, the surroundings Colonial. Wh...
travel.yahoo.com
The place where real food exists - user review
What an absolute beautiful place! Not only is it in the most beautiful part in Cape Town it is also topped of with the most devine cuisine unlike any place in the world. The l...
travel.yahoo.com
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