The Tokyo

The Tokyo serves visitors who need more than a hotel room—people staying weeks rather than nights, families needing a kitchen, remote workers requiring a proper workspace, or anyone who values independence during their time in the Mother City. Self-catering means you're not tied to restaurant opening hours or breakfast service interruptions. You cook when you're hungry, store leftovers, cater to dietary preferences without explanation, and settle into a genuine living space instead of passing through. Whether you're here for a work project, an extended family visit, or taking time to explore Cape Town properly, having your own place changes how you actually experience the city. It's the difference between being a tourist and being someone who lives here, even temporarily.