Long Street Boutique Hotel
About Long Street Boutique Hotel
Conveniently located on the vibrant and pulsating Long Street, renowned for its nightlife and in the heart of Cape Town, Long Street Boutique Hotel offers individual rooms with attached bathroom. The hotel offers free WiFi and a small communal lounge and balcony with superb views of Table Mountain. The tastefully decorated and chic rooms are each equipped with a satellite TV, air conditioning and Nespresso coffee machines. Some of the rooms have balconies, and an honesty bar is available in the guest lounge. The spacious bathrooms are fitted with a shower and include free toiletries. Some of the deluxe rooms come with a Victorian bath Long Street Boutique Hotel is a 3-minute walk from The Company Gardens and a 10-minute walk from Green Market Square. The Hop-On Hop-Off Red Bus runs right past the hotel every 20-30 minutes. An abundant choice of pubs, clubs and restaurants are right on your doorstep. Table Mountain is 2.5 mi away and V&A Waterfront can be reached within 8 minutes by car or within a 20-minute walk.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Business center
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Family friendly
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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It was very convenient to many restaurants and close to the V and A Waterfront. The washing machine was a plus as well. We stayed in the apartment and it was a little difficult with luggage and getting in as it was across the street from the main hotel.
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It's party central. You won't be able to sleep. Hotel is on Long street with lots of bars and dope dispensaries. They party all night long with super loud music.
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Did not go to the restaurant
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The facilities were clean and smelling good. Also thank you to the young gentleman Teeone who helped us with everything
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Services are not good
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The room was nicely appointed, the beds good, and having the balcony overlooking the street was a New Orleans kind of experience. At some point an owner cared enough to do a nice renovation on the rooms and bathrooms here but that was a whole ago. The woman on the desk during the day understands hospitality and was very helpful however the guys in the desk at night were surely, ignorant and not helpful. THE INTERNET NEVER WORKED AND THEY DIDN'T CARE! The guys on the front desk, in the evening, knew it was broken but indifferently kept giving me passwords anyway. This is DEFINITELY not a hotel for people over 40. You carry your bags up a very old and long flight of dangerously uneven stairs. Only after there would be no refund, the day of checking in, I got an email explaining it's a very noisy area. The speakers for a VERY LOUD DANCE CLUB are right under the old floor boards of the hotel room. It's the kind of club where you can't hear the person right beside you, because of thumping music. The parking is 1/2 a block down the street and the front desk clerk has to walk there with you to get you in or out. If you're a carless, out until 1am club person who goes to the gym and doesn't mind carrying bags up and down old uneven stairs, then you'd enjoy partying hard here. Otherwise AVOID!
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The hotel is small and cosy situated inside an old building with charm! The location is in the heart of the city, with limited street parking and some off street parking, although it was not located within the building! The main problem with this hotel is the noise. The hotel is surrounded by night clubs and bars and it was very difficult to sleep with the music blasting until the early hours of the morning! It is a pity as the rooms were very comfortable, clean and spacious, but I would not stay there again due to the noise levels at night! The noise levels from the surrounding clubs and bars made it hard to sleep! Limited parking on the street, with offstreet parking down the road.
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Friendly staff and central location. Also, the room had a really noce balcony. - Could be noisy during the night due to its location. - The prices for the laundry are very expensive. - Waiting time to be served breakfast is mor than 30-40 minutes.
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That i had to leave my room for a smoke break
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Location in dumps
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The hotel's rooms are on top of a night club, with the music so loud that even the walls vibrate with the music. Impossible to sleep.
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Nothing
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Exceptional
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Exceptional
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Very kind staff, good value for money. Location: You should realize that the hotel is situated at one of the bussiest streets. Bars, nightclubs, traffic. If you don’t mind that the coffee cups in your room vibrate with the basses across the street, ok. If you need a good sleep, ?, not the place to be.
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Fantastic shabby chic hotel in the heart of long street. Loved the corner room, full of original character. The new owners are working very hard to make it a great place to stay. Massive thank you to Ramano & Claire and all your amazing staff for a memorable stay. Cant wait to visit Cape Town again and would definitely return to your hotel. Brian & Clare It can be a bit noisy at the weekend, but you are bang in the middle of the best street in Cape Town ? Talking to the owners they are working very hard to sound proof all rooms to make your stay a pleasant one. There's a old saying, if you cant beat them, join them? and enjoy the night life of Long Street.
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False advertising at Long Street Boutique Hotel We booked the accommodation at Longstreet Boutique Hotel based on the fact that they advertised it as a 4 star hotel. We trust the work that is done by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa hence whenever an establishment says they are graded, one would not doubt their standards. They do not meet the requirements for a boutique hotel according to the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa. Our findings are: 1. They donot have a covered parking on their premises. We had to park at the corner & walk to the hotel entrance. 2. The hotel entrance is not ventilated. There is a smelly carpet before we got to the reception. 3. The level of professionalism is very questionable. The lady who claims to be the general manager told us we need to call Bookings.com to express our dissatisfaction. We asked her about the star Grading and she confirmed it's a 4 star establishment, she became angry when we asked her to show us the Grading certificate. I reminded her that the certificate would be displayed if really they were graded. While we were communicating with Booking.com she asked us for our phone so she can clarify something with them, she spoke to the agent and dropped our call. When we asked her why she dropped the call, she said "I can give your airtime". We ended up leaving & we booked ourselves at Ilanga du Cap, a 3 star hotel with a certificate to prove it. That's were we enjoyed our holiday.
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A great all round hotel with big comfortable room which we're spotless.Staff we're great too Area wasn't the best bus use common sense you should be OK especially at night
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Staff were amazing had a little hiccup when checking in but they sorted it out and we enjoyed our stay there. The only thing we weren't too happy about was that you had to pay R100 per day for parking as they have no parking themselves so you need to park at a church next door. The parking was safe though and a short walk to the hotel.I would advise booking parking with them before hand as they have limited places.
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Very good