Bluegum Hill Guesthouse

Bluegum Hill Guesthouse is an owner-operated establishment nestled on the slopes of Signal Hill in the upmarket residential suburb of Upper Green Point, Cape Town. The property is surrounded by indigenous bluegum trees, aloes, and guinea fowl, offering a peaceful retreat while maintaining proximity to Cape Town's center, Seapoint, and the V&A Waterfront.

The guesthouse features stunning panoramic views stretching across Table Bay to Robben Island, Bloubergstrand, and the 2010 World Cup Soccer Stadium. Its artistic decor reflects Africa's colorful history, complemented by wooden floors, Persian carpets, and warm hospitality. The property boasts a tranquil saltwater pool deck with thatched bomas for guest relaxation.

Accommodation options range from small single rooms to spacious king/twin rooms, all air-conditioned and en-suite. Each room is well-appointed with modern amenities including Netflix-enabled TVs, electric blankets, wall-mounted heaters, and tea/coffee facilities. The bathrooms vary from walk-in showers to full en-suites with two-person baths.

Adjacent to the guesthouse is a stylish self-catering villa featuring one bedroom, complete with a private deck, garden, and garage. The villa offers spectacular views and access to the guesthouse facilities, including the pool.

The establishment serves generous full English breakfasts, which can be enjoyed alfresco on the balcony during summer months. Additional services include free WiFi, tourist information, tour arrangements, car hire, and airport transfers. The property is particularly noted for its breathtaking sunset views over Table Bay, where guests can observe yachts, ships, circling birds, and the illuminated stadium in the evening light.