Simon’s Town Quayside Lodge is located in a prime position in the heart of the Simon’s Town Historical Mile and offers views of either False Bay or the surrounding majestic Simons Kloof mountains. The location on Jubilee Square, which is the home of the iconic statue of the local naval dog, Just Nuisance, affords guests with easy access to parking and shopping at the local curio market.
This quaint hotel is known for its friendly and professional service and provides comfortable accommodation in three different room categories with each type offering either twin or king size bed configuration. Each room is equipped with an ensuite bathroom, satellite TV, complimentary WIFI, tea and coffee making facilities, air conditioning and a complimentary bottled water.
Should you opt to include breakfast in your package selection, Quayside Lodge has partnered with Bertha’s restaurant to provide our guests a hearty continental selection as well as delicious hot breakfast options. The area is host to a wide variety of dining options – from rustic fish and chips to the more upmarket options available at Saveur, there is something that appeals to everyone’s palate.
For those wanting to explore the local area, take a ride on a Hakunamatuktuk to the world famous Boulders Beach and visit the penguins or Cape Point also know as the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. For the brave adventurer join a sunrise kayak or shark cage diving and for the less adventurous take a boat trip with Simon’s Town Boat Company where you may encounter pods of dolphins, whales or the infamous Orca Paring of Port and Starboard.
There are also several safe swimming beaches within walking distance and lastly for those looking to explore the town’s history we have the Warrior Toy Museum, SS Assegaai Submarine Museum, The Simon’s Town Museum as well as the Naval Museum.
The property is ideal for the perfect get-away from the hustle and bustle of the city to use as a base for exploring the other towns of the Cape Peninsula. Pop in to Kalk Bay to experience the history of this seaside fishing village with wonderful eateries and interesting antique shops, African art, jewelry and trinkets or venture towards Noordhoek and explore the farm village or Cape Point Vineyards offering world class wines and breathtaking views.
