The Silo Gallery

• The pane glass windows bulge outwards, giving the building an overall impression of being lightly inflated, a gentle nod towards its' original use as a grain silo.

  

• The Silo Hotel, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa. Client: The Royal Portfolio. Photographer: Mark Williams

  

• The Silo Hotel and Zeitz MOCAA.

  

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• Sun setting on The Silo Hotel.

  

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• Extraordinary engineering.

  

• A Deluxe Superior Suite Bedroom.

  

• Each window has 56 panels of glass.

  

• The exquisite pillowed windows of The Silo Hotel as seen from the sculpture garden of Zeitz MOCAA.

  

• The doormen waiting to welcome guests.

  

• Pork Belly from The Granary Cafè.

  

• The ground floor hotel lobby with the spectacular Haldane Martin chandelier. Photo by Micky Hoyle for VISI Magazine.

  

• Hoon Kim proudly wearing his Cles d'Or behind the 6th floor concierge desk. Photo by Micky Hoyle for VISI Magazine.

  

• The eclectic art in the hotel lobby with several commissioned pieces. Photo by Micky Hoyle for VISI Magazine.

  

• The Vault, The Silo Hotel's underground parking entrance and private art gallery.

  

• The Silo Spa offers a variety of truly unique treatments.

  

• The Silo Hotel Gym.

  

• The sixth floor reception.

  

• The Silo Boutique located by the 6th floor concierge desk. Photo by Micky Hoyle for VISI Magazine.

  

• The sixth floor reception area between The Willaston Bar and The Granary Cafè.

  

• Breakfast at The Granary Cafè.

  

• The double spacing of The Granary Cafè mean the 5.5m high windows offers unique views for guests.

  

• The Granary Cafè Sunday Roast.

  

• Morning coffee and a croissant in The Granary Cafè.

  

• Contemporary and classic cocktails in the Willaston Bar.

  

• Bouillabaisse at The Granary Cafè.

  

• The Dessert Trolley offers guests a theatrical addition to their unique dining experience.

  

• The Willaston Bar.

  

• Afternoon tea at The Granary Cafè.

  

• Champagne in The Willaston Bar.

  

• The Willaston Bar's colourful and eclectic interiors.

  

• The Willaston Bar has a vast variety of both local and international wines and spirits.

  

• Colombia pulling some fresh Truth Coffee inside The Granary Cafè.

  

• Morning coffee at The Granary Cafè.

  

• The library offers guests a luxurious space to relax and unwind.

  

• The Wisdom Room, The Silo Hotel's 22 seater private dining room.

  

• One of the two smaller private dining rooms seating up to six guests.

  

• Magnificent views of Table Mountain, Lion's Head and Signal Hill add to the unique experience of hotel guests.

  

• A Deluxe Superior Lounge with the Cape Town Stadium in the background.

  

• Views from a Deluxe Superior Bathroom

  

• One of our Silo Rooms.

  

• The beautiful, eclectic interiors of a Royal Suite are complemented with the exquisite selection of art by Liz Biden.

  

• A Royal Suite Bathroom

  

• The Penthouse Lounge.

  

• The peaceful study area in the extraordinary bedroom of The Silo Hotel penthouse overlooks Lion's Head and Signal Hill.

  

• The Silo Rooftop.

  

• Rooftop dining with spectacular views of Table Mountain and the city centre.

  

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• A massage on the Sky Terrace with Table Mountain, Lion's Head and the city centre in the background.

  

• The Silo is the most exclusive new luxury hotel in Cape Town, boasting unrivalled 360-degree views of the city.

  

• The guest only pool on The Silo Hotel Rooftop. Photo by Micky Hoyle for VISI Magazine.

  

• The Silo Hotel Rooftop Pool.

  

• Sunset from The Silo overlooking the V&A Waterfront

  

• A cross-section of the entire silo complex

  

• A birds-eye view of The Silo under construction showing the 42 grain silos

  

• The realisation of a lifelong dream

  

• An ambitious project

  

• The Royal Portfolio team on the roof of The Silo

  

• Meticulous planning

  

• A complex and ambitious construction

  

• This wonderful image was taken in 1955 by Willie Werth.

  

• The Grain Silo was the tallest building in Sub-Saharan Africa at 57m when it was opened in August 1924

  

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• Enjoy exceptional views from the Granary Cafe. (image credit: What My Boyfriend Wore)

  

• The spectacular rooftop pool is for hotel guests only.

  

• The eclectic interiors sit cheek by jowl with original industrial machinery.