Hospitality, Luxury and comfort tucked away in a quiet corner of Hout Bay. Chapman's Peak B&B and Self-Catering offers luxurious, comfortable and child-friendly accommodation, making it an ideal choice for a romantic getaway or family holiday. Each of our suites (studio or cottage) has its own private jacuzzi spa, ideal for relaxing after a long day's sightseeing or sunbathing. Come and experience our special brand of personal and unobrusive hospitality. Your hosts Kenneth and Angelique.
Affordable, Comfortable and Luxurious Holiday Accommodation. Chapman's Peak B&B offers much more than only a Bed and Breakfast'' All our accommodations have their own Private Jacuzzi/SPA, Patio, Garden, Entrance, BRAAI facilities, Supervised off-street parking, DSTV Satellite TV, Water Filter system, HI-FI MUSIC System ... and much more
Entertainment area:
Family JACUZZI / SPA, Heated POOL, LAPA as Undercover Braai Area + Outdoor Cooking Facilities, KIDS Corner, Jungle Gym (Play ground) and much more. Self-Catering? No problem, all Self-Catering facilities more than available.
Airport Shuttle Service (Licensed!)
Heated POOL
Family SPA
Private Jacuzzi's for each unit
Laundry and Ironing service and facilities
Babysitting service
Little Playground - Jungle Gym - Video Games - Toys
Entertainment and undercover Braai (BBQ) area
Braai facilities for each unit
Lunch and Dinner can be served on request
Secure and reserved off-street parking
Comprehensive and State of the Art - Alarm systems
CCTV surveillance - 12 Camera's 24/7
Small safe in each unit
Email and Internet facilities - WIFI and ADSL
Copier, Fax, Scanning and Telephone facilities
Mini-Bar Service on request
Many Board games in each accommodation
Massages and Reflexology (Deep Tissue and Relaxing Massages)
From Cape Town Airport From the airport take the N2 towards Cape Town. Continue on the N2 until you see turn off to Muizenberg (M3 on your left - this turning comes after the M5 turn off to Muizenberg. DON'T TAKE the M5). Continue on the M3 until you see the signs Hout Bay/Kirstenbosch.
At the traffic lights turn right towards Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on the M63. Continue past Kirstenbosch and at the T-junction turn right continuing along the M63 signposted to Hout Bay.
The M63 runs through the forest until you reach a roundabout, with Constantia Nek Restaurant on your left. Go straight at the roundabout and travel in the direction of Hout Bay. The M63 winds its way down into the valley.
Once you enter Hout Bay, turn right at the first roundabout. Continue straight over the next roundabout, at traffic light, go straight. Turn directly left (Perrault Road), turn right (Karakal Road), approximately 200 meters, at the corner of Karakal Road and Henschell Road you will find Chapmans’s Peak Bed and Breakfast on 2, Henschell Road.
From Cape Town Centre Follow the coastal road (M6) past Clifton, Camps Bay and Llandudno. Once past Llandudno you will go down a hill into Hout Bay. Go directly right at the traffic lights, Turn directly left (Perrault Road), turn right (Karakal Road), approximately 200 meters, at the corner of Karakal Road and Henschell Road you will find Chapman’s Peak Bed and Breakfast on 2, Henschell Road.
About the area
Affectionately called ‘the republic of Hout Bay’ by its residents, due mainly to the limited means of access into this attractive suburb - there are only three - Hout Bay lies just 20 minutes’ from the centre of Cape Town yet has a unique and timeless beauty that makes it so popular with locals and visitors.
Hout Bay was formerly a fishing village and has managed to maintain its unique combination of fishing harbour and country atmosphere, despite development. Its long, sandy beach faces a bay framed by mountains and is quite simply exceptionally beautiful. Capetonians throng here over weekends to partake of the local fish & chips and to catch a glimpse of the resident Cape seals that make the harbour their home.
Getting into Cape Town from Hout Bay offers three distinct possibilities, all of which are scenic drives. Chapman's Peak, although a toll road, remains one of the most beautiful and awesome routes with views to take your breath away, whilst the route over Suikerbossie Hill to Llandudno and other Atlantic beaches of Cape Town, in the shadow of the Twelve Apostles, is equally inspiring. The road that joins up with the Constancia Wine Route, over Constantia Nek, provides a bird’s eye view of False Bay and takes you into the beautiful Constantia Valley.
Hout Bay provides more than enough attractions on its own, despite its central position. Hiking and cycling in the surrounding mountains, abseiling, game fishing, the full gamut of aquatic sports, including sea kayaking, sunset champagne cruises to the V&A Waterfront, boat trips to Seal Island in a glass-bottomed boat and the World of Birds mean that one can effectively remain within the republic for one’s entire trip without running out of things to do - earning one the right to own one of Hout Bay’s very own passports - a cherished memento of many a visitor
