Hospitality group Marriott International has launched its first Autograph Collection property in Cape Town, South Africa, with the opening of Morea House hotel.
Situated along Cape Town’s Camps Bay coast, the property features 90 guest rooms and suites.
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Cape Town-based interior architect Tristan du Plessis designed the hotel’s interiors.
Dining options at Morea House include OMRI, a restaurant serving Lebanese cuisine influenced by South African coastal ingredients, and a poolside restaurant on the second floor, featuring seasonal dishes.
The premises also house The Courtyard for quiet activities such as reading or tea service, and The Wine Room for private tastings.
In addition, Morea House, Autograph Collection provides several wellness services. Guests have access to a swimming pool, spa and activities such as sunrise yoga, coastal walks and mountain hikes.
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By GlobalDataMorea House general manager Albert Smit said: “When guests arrive, our intention is for them to feel as if they’ve discovered a sanctuary created just for them.
“Whether our guests are seeking a romantic escape, a personal reset, or a base for exploring the Cape’s beaches, vineyards, and mountains, Morea House delivers a distinctive experience rooted in place, unlike anywhere else.”
Morea House, Autograph Collection marks the latest addition to Marriott Bonvoy’s lineup of independent hotels.
Marriott International Europe, Middle East and Africa premium, select and midscale brands vice-president Sandra Schulze-Potgieter said: “Morea House is our first Autograph Collection property in Cape Town, and it reflects the city’s spirit at every turn.
“From the architecture and interiors to the sweeping views of the ocean and mountains, the hotel unfolds as a place to pause, explore, and connect with the Mother City and its people.”
Marriott International recently entered the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the opening of Protea Hotel and Four Points by Sheraton in Kinshasa.
