Directions from Cape Town CBD and the V&A Waterfront

1. Take the Table Bay Boulevard/N1 freeway heading east
2. Continue on Table Bay Boulevard/N1 until Sable Road/Exit 10
3. At the traffic lights at the top of the exit, turn left into Sable Road
4. Continue on Sable Road until it turns right and becomes Ratanga Road
5. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights into Century Boulevard
6. At the roundabout, take the third exit onto Bridgeway
7. Continue straight to the next roundabout and take the first exit
8. Continue straight into Conference Lane and cross the three-way stop street
9. The entrance to Bridgewater Hotel will be in front of you

Directions from Cape Town International Airport

1. From the Airport Approach Road, take the Settlers Way/N2 to Cape Town
2. Continue on the Settlers Way/N2 freeway for 16,9 kilometres
3. Take Exit 9 to merge onto the M5 towards N1/Milnerton
4. Take the exit onto Table Bay Boulevard/N1
5. Continue on Table Bay Boulevard/N1 until Sable Road/Exit 10
6. At the traffic lights at the top of the exit, turn left into Sable Road
7. Continue on Sable Road until it turns right and becomes Ratanga Road
8. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights into Century Boulevard
9. At the roundabout, take the third exit onto Bridgeway
10. Continue straight to the next roundabout and take the first exit
11. Continue straight into Conference Lane and cross the three-way stop street
12. The entrance to Bridgewater Hotel will be in front of you

If you’re not travelling in a private motor vehicle, we would recommend getting to Bridgewater Apartments by Uber or metered taxis. Both services will offer reliable, safe and relatively affordable fares from the CBD, the V&A Waterfront and the Cape Town International Airport.

Getting around in Century City

From Bridgewater Apartments, it is easy to reach the attractions of the Century City precinct. Day or night, it is safe to walk practically anywhere in this privately managed estate with its extensive network of constantly monitored CCTV cameras. Roads and walking trails are well sign-posted and well-lit, and open up many beautiful views and natural areas. Walking will also give you the opportunity to see the outdoor art works of the Century City Art Trail.

If you’re staying in Century City for a while, it would be a great idea to hire a bicycle for use both within the estate or to get down to the beaches of Milnerton or even into Cape Town along the dedicated cycle lane that runs through Paarden Eiland and Woodstock.

Another way to get around Century City itself is on the MyCiTi busses that run around the ring road of Century City regularly — which is also a very convenient way to get from Century City to the West Coast, the CBD and the V&A Waterfront. You’ll find a MyCiTi bus stop on the Century City Boulevard, less than 250 metres from Bridgewater Apartments.

Century City’s Walkability Opens Up Endless Entertainment Options

Bridgewater Apartments is situated in the Bridgeways precinct of Century City, at the centre of a host of entertainment, shopping and dining options. Less than 500 metres away you will find:

• Ratanga Park
• Century City Urban Square
• Century City Conference Centre
• Hillsong Church
• Virgin Active Gym
• Woolworths Food Store
• Half Moon Bay
• Canal Walk Shopping Centre

Within one kilometre of Bridgewater Apartments are even more attractions:

• Intaka Island Nature Reserve
• Central Park and the Clubhouse
• The Century City Art Trail
• The Century City Canoe Club
• The Fives Futbol Century City
• Century Karting
• The Long March to Freedom Bronze Exhibition

So many menus to choose from!

Staying in Bridgewater Apartments will give you access to an amazing array of restaurants, bars and cafés that are quick and easy to get to on foot.

Just downstairs you’ll fish down Gusto, a 90-seater contemporary Italian restaurant with great views, a warm ambience, a wood-fired pizza oven and an awesome tapas-style menu. Gusto will welcome you anytime of the day, whether you’re looking for a quick meal or a great place to work all morning on a couple of espressos.

Just across the courtyard of the Bridgewater One complex is a Bootleggers Coffee Company and another few hundred metres away are the eateries and coffee shops that line the Century City Urban Square: Square Cafe, La Parada, Tiger’s Milk and Seattle Coffee.

Cross the Urban Square and you’ll get to Akiya Sushi in the Axis Building, while across Century Boulevard you’ll find Mozambik in the Colosseum Building and, in the Marriott Crystal Towers Hotel, two more great dining options: Towers and Hussar. Stroll across the amazing Crystal Towers Suspension Bridge and you’ll have another twenty restaurants to choose from, including Col’cacchio, Cape Town Fish Market, Dros, Kauai, Ocean Basket, Panarottis, Primi, RocoMamas, Spur, Tashas, and Wimpy — to mention just a few!