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"My bathroom smelled like piss The hallways was very noisy got woken up 4am with people screaming and doors slamming The breakfast was terrible, the sausages tasted wrotten, eggs had no flavour and was watery"

"Super breakfast, good variety of food. The staff were great, they went out of their way to serve us. Always smiling and happy. The rooms were ok, the carpets looked a bit tired, but overall it was a lovely room. The best thing about it was it was walking distance from the V&A waterfront, the best area for walking, eating and going for trips. "

"Wonderful place to stay close to"

"We recently stayed 5 nights at this beautiful hotel in the heart of the City and thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. From the time we checked in to the time we checked out we were treated like royalty and every whim was dealt with quickly and efficiently. Our beautiful rooms had excellent views of Table Mountain and two restaurants on site offered excellent food options, with the Bombay Brasserie a must visit. The bar too is an excellent place to unwind after a long day. I can’t say enough about the staff …..everyone from the front desk, concierge, doormen, bar & restaurant staff always had smiles on their faces and were eager to please. We have stayed here before and will certainly do so again. "

"Yes the mountain view was impressive if only you could invest in modern windows. Windows were very dirty from the outside "

"Friendly staff, good location, nice pool"

"Well located. Great facilities"

"Decent hotel in centre of Cape Town. The rooftop pool in the photos doesn’t exist any longer but we were allowed to use the one at Radisson Red at the V&A but it was tiny and freezing. We also stayed in the Capital Mirage on this trip which we preferred "

"Very hard bed. Sent us to the wrong room the first time. Staff seemed bothered that I insisted on getting what I paid for. Also didn’t receive the free bottle of wine I was supposed to get. I was hoping Radisson only sucked in the U.S. but I guess it’s universal."