Very touristy - but well worth visiting to shop and then sit with a drink and watch the sun go down behind table mountain. Long St, Kloof St, Greenmarket Sq and around Parliament are more the real Cape Town (and have better restaurants) but the V&A is definately worth going to - especially if you're a first time visitor to... more

My family and i just got back from Cape Town and we absolutely loved the Waterfront. I disagree with all the negative comments about it. We had a great time eating out there, all the restaurants had such great views and phenomenal service, the staff in all restaurants were very humerous and entertaining. Especially since we have 3 teenagers, there... more

It may be unfair saying Americanisation, as this place reminds me of many shopping districts around the world, but I guess they appeared in America first. I'm reminded of harbour fronts in New York, San Francisco and Boston to name three. Its a safe place to visit and its fine for shoppers and those looking for a reasonable meal, but... more

We stayed there as a family eight years ago and loved it! Never forgotten the hotel or the area. We will return! And we thank our South African travel agent in CapeTown - Rufaro - for selecting the place and guiding us to it. In comparison, Jo-berg is a slum! BG Koshy Bangalore India more

I agree with the previous post - it's a plastic tourist trap, sanitised, clean, safe, spendy. If that's what you're into you'll love it, but if you're looking for something at all authentic, it will simply waste your time. Personally I hated it, but if you want a big open-air mall sort of experience, the setting is pretty and the... more

This is a deffinite tourist trap. Plenty of entertainment. It is a bustling area with lots of shops and places to eat - but expect to pay top prices. more

Hotel en el waterfront,zona muy turística y por ello cara,pero con mucha variedad de restaurantes y ocio.El hotel tiene unas... more