Cape Town was named the world's most beautiful city in Time Out's 2026 ranking, and ONE26ONM puts you right in the heart of it. Set on Main Road in Sea Point, one of the city's most vibrant coastal neighbourhoods, you'll have the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Signal Hill on the other: the best of city and seaside living in one place.
Step outside for morning coffee, oceanfront walks, great food, and lazy afternoons. With cafés, restaurants, shops and the famous Sea Point Promenade all nearby, there's always something new to discover.
Right on your doorstep
Crumbs & Cream: A local favourite for colourful ice cream sandwiches, conveniently located in the building.
Horizen Gym: Located in the building, making it easy to keep your fitness routine going while you're away.
Sea Point Main Road: Step outside into a lively mix of coffee shops, restaurants, convenience stores and local businesses.
Sea Point Promenade: A scenic oceanfront stretch perfect for morning runs, leisurely walks, cycling and watching the sunset.
Local cafés and restaurants: Discover neighbourhood favourites along Main Road and Regent Road, from relaxed breakfasts to casual dinners.
Explore Sea Point like a local:
Sea Point gives you the best of both worlds: a relaxed residential suburb between the Atlantic Ocean and Signal Hill, and a lively hub of activity along Main Road. Step outside to great shops, convenience stores and fantastic restaurants, all within walking distance.
Sea Point Promenade, 100m away. Live like a local: join locals and visitors for a jog or a walk beside the ocean. Keep an eye on the waves, and you may spot dolphins at play. Or rent a bicycle and cycle along the Promenade and through Green Point Park.
Coffee shops and restaurants, right on your doorstep. Main Road and the surrounding streets are lined with coffee shops and restaurants serving a wide range of cuisines from around the world. Many offer fast Wi-Fi, so you can work over a flat white, meet a client for lunch or simply enjoy a long, lazy meal.
Mojo Market, a short walk away. A lively food and lifestyle market on Regent Road, with food stalls, local shops and live music.
Cape Town's must-see attractions
V&A Waterfront: Explore world-class shopping, waterfront restaurants, harbour views and the Two Oceans Aquarium.
Clifton Beaches: Spend a sunny afternoon on Cape Town's famous white-sand beaches, with dramatic mountain scenery and turquoise water.
Camps Bay: A beautiful beachfront neighbourhood known for its palm-lined promenade, restaurants and spectacular sunsets.
Lion's Head: Hike one of Cape Town's most iconic trails for panoramic views of the ocean, city and mountains.
Signal Hill: Take in breathtaking views over Cape Town, especially as the sun sets over the Atlantic.
Table Mountain: Ride the cable car or explore the hiking trails of one of the world's most recognisable natural landmarks.
Bo-Kaap: Wander through the colourful streets of Cape Town's oldest surviving residential neighbourhood and discover its rich Cape Malay heritage, vibrant culture and fascinating history.
Things to do nearby:
Paddle with the dolphins. Join a guided kayaking tour along the Atlantic coast and keep watch for dolphins playing in the waves.
Dance the night away. Head to Mojo Market on Sunday evenings for a free beginner salsa class, followed by a lively salsa party. No partner needed.
Run with the locals. Join one of the friendly running groups on the Promenade and start your day like a true Capetonian.
Fly over Sea Point. Paraglide from Signal Hill for the best view in the city. On almost any clear day, look up and you'll spot paragliders drifting across the sky.
Discover the city's stories. Join a free guided walking tour through the Bo-Kaap and the historic city centre.
Tee off by the sea. Play a round at the Metropolitan Golf Club in Mouille Point, one of South Africa's oldest golf clubs, with views of the ocean, DHL Stadium and the Mouille Point Lighthouse.
Snap the street art. Stop at Waves of Pride, Celine Ndzana's colourful mural on the Promenade, celebrating unity, diversity and Cape Town's LGBTQ+ community.
Find the perfect photo. Stroll past the colourful murals on the Promenade, walk to the striped Green Point Lighthouse, South Africa's oldest, first lit in 1824, and frame Lion's Head from the yellow frame on Signal Hill.
Talk to the horses. At Three Anchor Bay, find the Five White Horses, a playful sculpture by Kevin Brand. Speak into one horse and you'll be heard through another.
Who it suits
ONE26ONM is ideal for solo travellers, couples, digital nomads and business travellers looking for a comfortable, convenient place to live and work while exploring Cape Town.
Our apartments bring together the essentials in one thoughtfully designed space, giving you a comfortable place to rest, recharge, and settle into your own routine.
Whether you're visiting for a few nights, working remotely for a few weeks or making Sea Point your temporary home, ONE26ONM makes it easy to experience Cape Town like a local.