Over the last few years, the needs of modern travellers have changed significantly. And as such, the hotel experiences they’re looking for have changed, too. Today, they’re looking for mixed-use spaces where comfort and relaxation are as much present as flexibility and functionality. With the launch of Station House in Cape Town this October, Home Suite Hotels has answered the needs of modern travellers by giving them everything they need on their travels and so much more.
At the centre of its vision, Home Suite Hotels is bringing the concept of ‘bleisure’ to life with Station House, a beautiful boutique hotel situated in Sea Point. Here, corporate travellers can enjoy the best that Cape Town offers: scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the surrounding mountains, and of course, an unparalleled shopping experience, all while being comfortably positioned to focus on work, meetings and projects. The hotel also offers stays for long-term visitors and will be the ideal spot for those looking to rent a space for a few months.
As a mixed-use development, Station House offers luxury apartments for long-term guests and hotel rooms under one roof. So, whether it’s a short stint in the city or an extended stay, visitors will experience first-class living – taking convenience and comfort to the next level. Station House offers several amenities to guests, including a gym, biokinetics, a yoga studio, and a pet park for guests with dogs. They have a state-of-the-art business centre fitted with meeting pods as well as a stunning rooftop cocktail bar and pool so that guests can work just as hard as they play without ever having to step outside the building. “The exciting thing about this property,” says Jonathon Meyer, CEO of Home Suite Hotels, “is that the apartments and hotel rooms will share the same amenities, which makes for an exciting mix of residents. They will be coming together to share all this property’s amazing spaces while still maintaining their privacy.”
Station House by Home Suite Hotels is changing the face of hotels in South Africa, moving away from the traditional hotel blueprint, which traditionally limited guests’ options. Instead, guests can now manage their stay like never before. “Guests can step out of the building and experience what Sea Point has to offer,” adds Jonathon, “such as the 20 top-tier coffee shops and restaurants only a few minutes’ walk away. Guests also have the option to stay in the hotel and experience the restaurant, cocktail bar, coffee shop, deli and patisserie run by The Kove Collection.”
For more information on Station House, click here, and to book a stay, visit www.homesuitehotels.com.
