In 2008 Cape Grace undertook an
extensive refashioning of the entire
hotel. Work included 120 individually
custom-decorated rooms and suites, all
featuring exquisite furniture, rich fabrics
and intriguing detail all reflecting the
charm of the Cape.
The final element in the transformation process was the hotel restaurant,
formerly named one.waterfront. Renamed Signal, after Cape Town’s iconic
Signal Hill, which can be seen through
the room’s wall of French windows. The
restaurant features aged Yellowwood furniture, eccentric hand-crafted chandeliers and a 100-foot, hand-painted wall
tapestry depicting Table Bay in the 16th
century. Signal restaurant sets the tone
for a new level of hotel dining, creative
Cape cuisine that is fresh and inviting.
The Fitness Studio adjacent to the
Spa opened at the end of May 2012.
Located on the top floor, it offers views
of the colourful V&A working harbour,
offering state-of-the-art equipment to
guarantee a good workout.
May 2013, ahead of ‘World Whisky
Day’, Bascule Bar unveiled a new
look. Consultant team, Design
360, artfully achieved a contemporary
twist on the bar’s interior design, whilst
preserving the hotel’s rich Cape heritage
and cherished old world charm.
Ahead of the 2014 summer season,
Cape Grace launched two new function
venues for business and social events and
a newly refashioned, luxurious Pool and
Outdoor deck. Reminiscent of a glamourous Mediterranean yacht, guests will
revel in an elegant and relaxing outdoor
experience in the opulent Waterfront
Yacht Marina with views of the majestic
Table Mountain in the background.
Complete with a sunken lounge, rim
flow pool and stylish bar, the space is
in keeping with international design
trends, whilst subtly retaining Cape
Grace’s old world charm and distinct
Cape Town flavour, for which the hotel
is renowned.
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