Luxury Accommodation for the 2010 World Cup
The 2010 World Cup is almost here, so there’s no time to waste! Book your Cape Town luxury accommodation now to avoid disappointment
You’ve booked your flights, organised a rental car, and secured coveted tickets to the matches. Everything’s in place for your upcoming trip to Cape Town – except your hotel accommodation. If you’re travelling to South Africa for the highly anticipated World Cup soccer event in 2010, there’s not much time left to book your hotel accommodation. The good news is that Cape Town offers a vast array of luxury hotel establishments, all of which are gearing up to host a global clientele when the games roll around next year.
Nonetheless, it’s a wise idea to secure your 2010 Cape Town hotel accommodation in advance. It’s likely that the majority of venues will be fully booked by the time the event takes place, which means that you could find yourself “couch surfing” in the coastal city if you don’t secure your accommodation soon!
Find out more about the types of 2010 World Cup accommodation venues available in Cape Town, and find the ideal establishment for your holiday needs.
2010 Cape Town hotel accommodation
Cape Town is fast gearing up to host several important World Cup matches in 2010. The city’s brand new stadium takes pride of place Greenpoint, a vibrant, cosmopolitan area close to the City Bowl, which features impressive views of Table Mountain. Ideally, soccer fans from South Africa and abroad are hoping to stay in close proximity to the stadium, which has been built to accommodate up to 70,000 spectators per match.
The streets of Cape Town are set to be inundated with excited soccer fans and ardent supporters during the World Cup. Thus, those who book their accommodation early will benefit from securing lodgings close to the stadium, and will be able to avoid the inevitable delays and traffic jams on match days. Stay within walking or short driving distance of the stadium to access the venue quickly and easily – and also to return to your hotel without hassle after the matches.
Of course, staying right next door to the stadium may also not be ideal. While it’s fantastic to get caught up in the excitement and passion during the matches, you’ll probably want to retreat to a calmer setting after long days of soccer mania! Staying close to the stadium, but within enough distance to escape the craziness, will be a great relief on match days.
Book 2010 World Cup Accommodation in the Cape Town City Bowl
The Cape Town City Bowl, which neighbours Greenpoint, is one of the most ideal places in which to stay during the World Cup in 2010. It’s just a short distance to the soccer stadium, but it offers sufficient distance to enable spectators to escape the crowds after the matches. Moreover, the City Bowl offers a wealth of dining, drinking and entertainment establishments in which to unwind and refuel after the matches.
The City Bowl is also renowned for its historic and cultural attractions, which draw thousands of visitors each year. From this prime location, you’ll enjoy easy access to some of Cape Town’s most beloved attractions, including the Company Gardens, St George’s Cathedral, Greenmarket Square, the V&A Waterfront, and a host of fascinating museums. You’ll also be able to soak up the glamour and trendy atmosphere of the area, which has become one of Cape Town’s most sought-after holiday, leisure and residential areas.
The City Bowl offers a range of exclusive accommodation venues, and its newest hotels will provide luxury accommodation in South Africa in 2010. Be sure to book a room at a luxury Cape Town hotel to experience the World Cup in ultimate luxury! Secure your 2010 Cape Town hotel accommodation now by making a booking online.
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Taj Cape Town is a luxury hotel in Cape Town, offering exclusive accommodation in South Africa for 2010. Book a suite at the Taj Cape Town, and experience one of the most anticipated 2010 Cape Town hotel accommodation venues.
