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Just lovely!
Line monclair, South Africa - Sunday, 15 April 2012
Enjoyed our week at MannaBay. Perfect "base camp". Absolutely wonderful service, superb breakfast, nice rooms. I will absolutely recommend a stay and hope to return.


MannaBay
MannaBay is located in a beautiful residential area of Cape Town, at the foot of Table Mountain benefiting from exquisite mountain and city views. MannaBay’s unique design and furnishings set the bar for contemporary luxury.

MannaBay offers seven uniquely designed suites, from the imperial indulgence of the Versailles suite to the acts of pith-helmeted derring-do which inspired the Explorer room. All the magnificent bedrooms feature state-of-the-art flat screen TVs with a variety of satellite channels, extensive DVD collections and iPod docking stations. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and have underfloor heating if it gets a little chilly. In the opulent, white, marble bathrooms, you'll find indulgent Moya products which use uniquely South African ingredients such as Rooibos and the essential oils of indigenous Cape snowbush, buchu, and Blue Mountain sage.

But it’s the imagination of the interior design at MannaBay which will really catch your eye, where intriguing furniture and exquisite artwork abound. The space and views are unsurpassed and with just seven suites, MannaBay offers one of the most intimate experiences available in the fairest Cape.

We’ve assembled a warm and professional team, from the butlers who will tend to your every whim to the meticulous housekeeping staff. MannaBay is situated in a safe and affluent neighbourhood and has a 24-hour security system as well as a secure garage with direct access to the guest house.

Guests might delight in roaming the enormous ante-rooms and ornate lounges before catching a few rays on the vast wooden sun deck or swimming beneath the splendour of Table Mountain as the bright, African sunlight pings off the azure water. A library, rippling with African travel literature and home to an enormous television, is ideal for catching a game of sport or watching a DVD. There’s also a writing desk and a laptop with full Internet access for those who need to catch up with the outside world.

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