The Boston Guest House

The Boston Guest House is a prestigious luxury establishment with a rich history dating back to the early 1940s Art Deco period. Initially built as a residence for a prominent Bellville businessman to entertain clients and friends, the property has a distinguished past, including once hosting Queen Elizabeth II. The building later served as a girls' finishing school before being converted into a guest house in the early 1990s. Recent renovations have restored the property to its former glory, maintaining its historical significance.

Located at Lincoln Street in Boston, one of Cape Town's Northern Suburbs' most charming historical areas, the guest house enjoys a strategic position near various amenities. It is particularly well-situated for both holiday and business travelers, being just 3 minutes from the N1, 5 minutes from Tygerberg Hospital and Sanlam Head Office, 2 minutes from Louis Leipoldt Hospital, and 10 minutes from Panorama Hospital.

The establishment features nine individually styled en-suite rooms, each equipped with modern amenities including air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and TVs with Open View. Room options include Standard King Rooms, Double Rooms, Garden King Rooms with private entrances, Twin/King Rooms, Twin Rooms with private balconies, and Garden Twin Rooms. All rooms feature en-suite bathrooms and can accommodate up to two guests each. The guest house provides safe parking facilities and is easily accessible from main routes, making it an ideal choice for groups of 2 to 20 people seeking comfortable accommodation in a refined setting.