Trevoyan Guest House, Cape Town

Around 1892, an oak seedling was planted next to the premises of todays Trevoyan Guest House. The name Trevoyan probably originated from its first owners, officials of the British port authority. This Victorian gem, taken over by owners Urs Zwahlen and Christoph Flück, has seen many restorations and add-on's in its lifetime, but many wonderful features have been preserved. The olde world charm, paired with recently added stylish features and African interior elements, make this house a wonderful blend of cultural diversity. We hope you will embrace the history of Cape Town, as well as the new colourful face of South Africa, embodied in Trevoyan Guest House.