Cape Town hotel alcohol-free first

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A new Cape Town hotel, which is being built in the historic Bo-Kaap area in central Cape Town, is to cater for Muslim visitors to Cape Town specifically, who wish to stay in a hotel in which alcoholic beverages are not served, reports Travel News Weekly.

Due to open later this year, the 140-room The Coral International Cape Town will cost more than R 200 million to build.   The management company is from Dubai, and it is opening its first South African hotel, with further developments planned in Durban and Johannesburg.

The hotel will offer its clients Muslim prayer facilities, halaal cuisine, wireless broadband connectivity, and plasma screen TV’s.   It is also planning to sell its rooms on a sectional title basis.

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