This is a lovely apartment with an amazing view of Table Mountain, just as advertised. I was fascinated by it's every changing colours and shading.
The facilities in the apartment were great for us. Morne had left lots of leaflets and books on Cape Town to provide us with ideas, on top of those we came with, so time flew by.
There is a very colourful market in Greennmarket Square that starts early but is cleared by 7pm. There is a buzzing atmosphere to that.
There are cafes edging the square that we used for coffee and snacks during the day, but we went to the V&A waterfront for evening meals. That is walkable in daylight but we chose to come back by taxi.
There is loads to see and do. The hop-on hop-off bus is literally at the top of the square. They offer more information and tours but the red and yellow routes provide a good insight to the city; geographically and historically.
There are some interesting museums and galleries within a 15 minute radius and if you want to go to the Parliament building you can book when you know your plans, we were minutes too late.
The Slave Lodge is an eye-opener and thought provoking and another insight into this am-az-ing country.
You have to respect the edginess to the city, as you might get in most 'capitals', and keep your eye on your stuff.
Location-wise this is really city centre.