

Room 1
Superior Comfort Suite
Yellow, the colour of happiness, and green, the colour of life and harmony.
- Queen bed
- About 25 m²
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Amina Boutique Hotel · Bo-Kaap
Five rooms in a restored house on Whitford Street, each painted its own colour, with Table Mountain over the pool.
The name
آمنةArabic · the safe one, protected
אמינהHebrew · reliable, trustworthy
Every room has been curated with its own look and feel, to be a little sanctuary in the middle of the city.
Our guests have called it “their Cape Town home”.Home away from home, in a hotel-style setting in the centre of the city.
The house


The rooms
Walk the house room by room. Each one is painted its own colour, for its own mood.


Room 1
Yellow, the colour of happiness, and green, the colour of life and harmony.


Room 2
Calming tones of pistachio green and vanilla cream, for a full relaxation sensation.


Room 3
Warm orange symbolizes optimism and energy, so if either of those is what you need, this is the room for you.


Room 4
Blue, associated with open spaces, freedom and inspiration. This master room comes with all of the above.


Room 5
A private suite in natural tones, with its own patio, kitchen and living room.

Evenings
The pool and the verandah at sunset, photographed in the garden at Amina.

Around the house



Traveller Review Award 2023Booking.com, from the reviews of guests who stayed.
“...not just a boutique hotel stay, it’s an experience”Cape Town Magazine · 6 June 2023
“Amina Boutique Hotel is vibrant and luxurious.”Home Food & Travel · 24 June 2024
“The area was safe for us girls at all times (we travel as a couple without a male companion) and we were able to walk around even in the dark.”
“A little jewel tucked away in Bo Kaap. Wonderful breakfast!”
“My Mountain View room was perfect. I stayed for 6 nights and wish I was still there.”
“To have a feel of antiquity and a beautiful view of the table mountain, Amina hotel is a place to be.”
“Beautifully furnished and appointed rooms. Lovely bathroom. Great wifi. Didn’t lack anything.”
“When I clicked through the internet I found a gem. Turns out I was right.”

The neighbourhood
The oldest surviving residential neighbourhood in Cape Town, with origins dating back to the 1760s, known for its pastel coloured houses and cobbled streets.
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