Cape Town hotels near Milton Beach

Cons: Dinner at the Mint restaurant was only ok

Cons: Bathrooms have windows to the bedrooms above the tub... why?

Cons: Nothing

Cons: Breakfast takes long, Indian tea which should be available take longer than everything same for Indian menu not available immediately

Cons: Some mold in the shower.

Cons: Lack of gym facilities and the swimming pool bit small

Cons: Since the hotel is at the convention center, if there is a large convention in town (that you are not a part of) you may get overwhelmed by conventioneers. There was a large ANC convention in town while we were there. The hotel was able to handle the added quests, so it reallly wasn't a problem but could be an issue for some. Check the Cenvention Center schedule prior to booking. The only other issue I had was the customer service in general. I really thnk this issue is more cultural to South Africa than it is an issue at the Westin. I just didn't feel like the conceirge's were as helpful as they should be getting tickets for me or helping me find a good restaurant. I sat in the bar area of one of the hotels restaurants (1 meter from a restaurant table - didn't realize it) and we asked to order a desert and was told we needed to get up an move 1 meter to the next table. This kind of rigidity does not exist in the USA..,.the customer is always right and we would have been served. That night we decided to get up and move back to our room. At breakfast, there was mixup with the number of people in our room booking (they claimed the reservatin was for one and we had two in the room). Breakfast was supposed to be complimentary but they made us pay for one breakfast each morning (200 Rand)....an inconvenience. I think this would have been handled differently in the US. Overall, I would recommend the hotel for its location and nice amenities, just don't expect 5 star American style service anywhere in South Africa. (Although I will say the overall service level in South Africa is much higher than anywhere I have been in Europe....espeicallly restaurants)

Cons: Sometimes prices on high side for Cape Town where there are plenty of options

Cons: Minor complaint: The "lap pool" usually did not serve for swimming laps as it was the only pool at the hotel, it was only one lap wide, and was used by guests for simply lounging in the water. However, the gym was well equipped, so I was still able to get good exercise.

Cons: Service at breakfast seemed spotty. Management doesn't seem to have empowered staff with enough information or authority to answer basic questions or make basic decisions.

Cons: That guy on reciption with glasses was not good

Cons: The carpets in the passages are quite dated but the rooms are good. Updated entertainment in the room, i.e. being able to cast to the tv screen for Netflix etc.

Cons: Standard of staff in restaurant and bar - generally not responsive or speedy enough. The toaster was slow and unreliable despite many people complaining.

Cons: The beautiful swimming pool only has cold water, and we could not use it. The rooms are not insulated for sound, so you can hear anyone walking past your door.

Cons: Some obvious missing features -- no iron in the rooms, no soap or moisturiser, and yet premium international prices for a Cape Town location. The internet required daily renewed login which was a little annoying. Twin-share room was rather small, only ~25 cm between the beds. Only one chair in the room. Only total two spare power points. Our water bottle kept disappearing and re-appearing depending on the day.

Cons: We were in room 505. The toilet had a bad odour. Additionally, the A/C wasn't working on the first day but we didnt worry much because it was cold outside. They fixed the A/C on the second day but it again stopped working on the last night of our stay.

Cons: The lights wouldn't and air conditioner wouldn't work even with the key card

Cons: Would be nice to at least have some bottled water in the room when you arrive, especially since tourists are not advised to drink the tap water. I had meetings during the day and the few markets that were open, closed at 5pm on the weekend.