Hotel Verde Cape Town Airport - Matroosfontein

Africa's Greenest Hotel, 400 Meters from Cape Town International Airport

Location & Shuttle

Hotel Verde Cape Town Airport sits 1300 ft from Cape Town International Airport. A free airport shuttle runs every 30 minutes from 4:00 a.m. to midnight. The Matroosfontein location puts Camps Bay beaches and the V&A Waterfront within a 20-minute drive.

Dining & Cuisine

Nuovo Restaurant at the hotel serves meals made with locally sourced and responsibly produced ingredients. Room service operates 24 hours for guests with late or early flights. Breakfast starts at 4 a.m. with a buffet that includes fresh fruit, made-to-order omelets, and traditional South African preserves.

Wellness & Spa

The Verde Vita Spa & Wellness Centre offers treatments using certified organic South African skincare products. Guests can book facials, full-body massages, manicures, and pedicures. Spa facilities include a relaxation lounge and locker rooms.

Sustainability & Green Operations

Hotel Verde is recognized as Africa's Greenest Hotel with a Net Zero Waste certification. The property uses 220 photovoltaic panels, three wind turbines, and a geothermal system for heating and cooling. A greywater recycling plant reduces potable water consumption by 37%.

Fitness & Recreation

Verde Hotel Cape Town has indoor and outdoor gyms, including exercise equipment that generates electricity from human power. A natural swimming pool uses plant filtration instead of chemicals. An outdoor walking trail winds through the indigenous garden and wetland area.

• Location: 1300 ft from Cape Town International Airport, free shuttle every 30 min from 4 a.m. to midnight
• Dining: Nuovo Restaurant with locally sourced ingredients, 24-hour room service
• Wellness: Verde Vita Spa & Wellness Centre with organic South African treatments
• Sustainability: Africa's Greenest Hotel, Net Zero Waste, solar and wind energy
• Fitness: Indoor and outdoor gyms, natural swimming pool, outdoor walking trail
• Ideal for: Business travelers and eco-conscious tourists