Hello Cape TownThe RandA Collection

City centre · Unit 301
The one with its own parking bay.
Parking in the Cape Town CBD is the hard part, and this apartment has a free garage bay on the premises. Add a washer and dryer in the apartment, air conditioning and both city and mountain views, and it is also the one to take if you are staying more than a few nights.
The apartment
Every photo, and the dates and prices, are on the Airbnb listing.
Straight answers
We would rather you booked the right apartment than any apartment. Every one of these is read from the listing, not softened.
Arriving by car
This is the thing that separates 220 Loop from the other three. Street parking in the CBD is metered, contested and gone by mid-morning; here the bay is on the premises, behind a roller door off the street, and it is included rather than charged nightly. Bays are enclosed, lit and individually numbered. The one caveat is overhead: the entrance is signed at two metres.


Getting about
| To | Distance | On foot |
|---|---|---|
| CTICC | 1.70 km straight line | about 24–29 minutes |
| V&A Waterfront | 2.60 km to Victoria Wharf | about 37–44 minutes |
| The Carrington | 553 m | same street, five minutes apart |
Straight-line distances with a street estimate, measured 30 August 2026. They are not routed walking times — treat them as close, not exact.
In the apartment
Smeg stove and oven, Nespresso machine with coffee provided, wine glasses, toaster, baking sheet, dining table. Charlotte Rhys shampoo, conditioner and body soap.
Cleaning and linen are handled by the managing agent, on arrival and departure — there is no mid-stay service as standard.
The others