More Quarters Neighbourhood Hotel

More Quarters offers apartment-style lodging tucked away on a side street in a lively part of Cape Town. The small street is lined with charming two-story buildings, each housing two lower and two upper apartments.||I stayed in a one-bedroom unit that was tastefully furnished. The combined living room and kitchen area included a refrigerator, stove, and coffee maker, with ample lighting that gave the space a cheery, welcoming feel.||A separate toilet room complemented the main bathroom, which featured double sinks, a spacious shower, and a tub. Interestingly, a window in the bathroom opened into the bedroom—perhaps charming to some, odd to others.||The king-sized bed was comfortable, although I had to remove the winter-weight duvet from its cover. South Africa is quite warm at this time of year, and I’m never sure why so many hotels provide bedding better suited for a mountain cabin in winter.||Both the living room and bedroom had in-wall air conditioners. The bedroom unit was located directly over the bed, blowing air onto my head. Pre-cooling the room and turning the unit off at night proved to be a workable solution.||The street was fairly quiet, though I did hear some late-night revelers. Better soundproofing would improve the experience.||There was a mix-up at the front desk, and staff mistakenly believed I was scheduled to check out at 6:00 AM. I was startled awake by someone running up the stairs and attempting to enter the apartment. (While front doors are locked, staff have keys.) Moments later, they phoned and woke my partner. Once the confusion was resolved, I was fully awake—so I decided to make coffee.||That’s when I discovered the circuit powering the stove, coffee maker, and refrigerator wasn’t working. I reported it and headed across the street for the included hotel breakfast. By the time I returned, the issue had been fixed.||Despite the early wake-up and electrical hiccup, the staff were pleasant, and the overall experience was enjoyable. The location, design, and amenities make More Quarters a charming place to stay—with a little room for improvement in communication and infrastructure.

This was one of the nicest hotel stays I’ve ever had, (and I’ve had many!). The staff were so kind, friendly and accommodating. They greeted me by name, remembered my breakfast order, and gave great neighborhood tips and recommendations. My room was meticulously taken care of, with house keeping daily and a turndown service nightly. They treated me like family and I was truly sad to leave. They even left cupcakes in my room when learning it was my birthday. I hope to be back!

Our family of 8 stayed at Codagan House and were blown away by the hospitality of the staff, elegance and comfort of the residence. Kloof street restaurants were just around the corner. We felt safe and felt at home. Beautiful deck overlooking quiet neighborhood.

This hotel was perfect for a family of five. The two-bedroom apartment fit all of us, with space to spare. We loved the two-level set up and the private balcony was a big plus. The kitchen was fully stocked with dishes, water, coffee, tea, cocktails and wine. The Kloof Street location was unbeatable and the staff stood ready to assist us at all times, including communicating with our tour guide as to timing and with our driver over an item left behind. The lobby is absolutely beautiful, with a lovely honor bar in the evening. ||The biggest plus: an absolutely delicious and fresh breakfast each morning starting at 7 am. The cold bar was incredible, with local offerings, and the full hot breakfast menu also impressed. They serve a fabulous cup of coffee and with a smile!

After a 12 hour overnight flight we were welcomed at 9am, most hotels rooms are not available until after 3pm however we were directed to the restaurant for breakfast while our room was being readied. The staff made dinner reservations and the shuttle took us to Cape Town waterfront.

We really liked this charming small neighborhood hotel. The neighborhood is trendy, packed with shops, bars, cool restaurants. Our room, which was up a flight of stairs, was very quiet and spacious. We had a tiny balcony (but it was too chilly to sit out there), a large dining area, small sitting area and very nice bedroom with a good bathroom. The gym, at the adjoining property, was small but functional. The breakfast was excellent. There's an afternoon tea with cake each day, and wine is available in the lobby (but you have to write your name down so you can be charged). We'd definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who wanted something charming and not bland and corporate.

Tyler and the team showed us exceptional hospitality. We were treated repeatedly with warmth and genuine kindness. I appreciated their succinct and knowledgeable chats about the best Cape Town has to offer. Absolutely would stay here again and recommend it to other looking to stay in a lively corner of the city.

One of the best hotels we’ve stayed at! All of the staff were top knotch and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and help us with any question or request we had. Truly some of the best service we’ve had. Can’t wait to come back and send our friends and family here.