Dear Kalifa282003,
Thank you for your enquiry. We understand your concerns regarding the current drought in the Western Cape.
Although we are encouraging guests to be conscious of their water usage, we can confirm that... More
Dear Kalifa282003,
Thank you for your enquiry. We understand your concerns regarding the current drought in the Western Cape.
Although we are encouraging guests to be conscious of their water usage, we can confirm that the operations of our hotel have not been affected.
Our pools, laundry and other basic services are being supplied by our own borehole water. We have also made arrangements for a water supply from a non-drought area to be transported to us, should our borehole water not be sufficient.
In addition, we have a UV water filtration system in place along with adequate bottled spring water stockpiled for drinking purposes.
Most restaurants have proactively implemented water savings and water augmentation solutions to ensure ongoing availability of water in their establishments.
You will still be able to enjoy primary tourism attractions such as our iconic Table Mountain, Cape Point, and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, to name a few.
Cape Towns’ tourism sector contributes enormously to our economy and supports approximately 300 000 jobs. In peak seasons, international visitors only add 1% to the population of the Western Cape and if all visitors adhere to the suggested guidelines, the impact which our guests would place on the situation would be insignificant.
We can assure you that the drought will not adversely affect our guests' stay with us.
Warm regards,
Micaela and Meagan (POD Management)
+27 21 438 8550
