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There’s plenty happening at The President Hotel over the coming months, from seasonal dining and new experiences to wellness, family-friendly favourites and celebrations worth gathering for. Here’s what’s coming up.
Weekly Dining Offering
Wednesday Night Kids Pizza | Every Wednesday
Every Wednesday evening, children eat a complimentary pizza with every adult main meal. Bring the family, settle in and let someone else take care of dinner.
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Thursday Date Night on the Deck | Every Thursday
Make Thursday your night out. Dinner for two on the Deck, with Atlantic views, good food and a little more time to linger before the weekend arrives.
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Saturday Afternoon Tea | Every Saturday from October
From October, Saturdays at The President have a new rhythm. Join us for an unhurried afternoon of tea, sweet and savoury treats, and time well spent overlooking the Atlantic. A Dog Afternoon Tea is also available for guests who’d like to bring their four-legged companions, with limited spots available. Book ahead to secure your place.
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Sunday Lunch | Every Sunday | 1pm to 3pm
Make Sundays about good food and good company. A leisurely lunch at The President brings together generous dishes, Cape Town views and plenty of time to linger. Relaxed, unhurried and with something for everyone at the table.
R425 per adult | R225 for children under 12 | Children under 5 eat free
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Festive Dining Offering
Christmas Eve | 24 December | From 7pm
Christmas Eve at The President is a culinary journey through the Cape. The evening brings together locally sourced farm-fresh produce, West Coast seafood and the smoky warmth of a traditional South African braai.
Expect Farm to Table, Taste of the West Coast, a Shisanyama Braai Experience, Cape Malay Flavours, a taste of the Winelands, Bo-Kaap sweet treats and a Gelato Bar.
R1,950 per adult | R650 per child (4 to 10 years) | Children under 3 eat free
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Christmas Day | 25 December | From 1pm
A generous Christmas feast anchored in Cape favourites and festive tradition. Highlights include a carvery trolley, whole salt-baked salmon, oysters, oxtail potjie, Cape Malay curry and a Christmas-themed sweet table. An eggnog live beverage station and jazz trio set the tone, with a dedicated kids’ party in Signal Hill keeping the little ones entertained.
R2,950 per adult | R795 per child (4 to 10 years) | Children under 3 eat free
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Boxing Day | 26 December | From 11amKeep the celebrations going. A relaxed Boxing Day gathering with lamb-filled ciabatta, cheese and charcuterie, a bagel bar, build-your-own salads and poolside picnic selections. A DJ keeps things easy through the afternoon.
R1,495 per couple
New Year’s Eve | 31 December | From 7pm
See out 2026 on the Atlantic Seaboard. The evening brings together curated canapés, an oyster and sushi display with tableside service, seafood and West Coast braai selections with paired sides, and ice-cream and mocktail popsicle displays, ending with a crafted chocolate table and a midnight toast.
R3,950 per adult | R1,450 for children 10 and under
VIP 6-seater booth: R28,500 | Additional guests R4,750 per person
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New Year’s Day | 1 January 2027 | From 1pm
Start 2027 simply and well. A laid-back lunch with prawn skewers in garlic butter, grilled line fish with salsa verde and build-your-own salads, best enjoyed at the coast with people you like. Headline entertainment to
be announced.
R495 per person
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The festive season at The President is as much about the in-between moments as the big celebrations. The pool terrace is open, the Atlantic is close, and there is always a good reason to stay a little longer. Whether you are here for a full Christmas Day feast or simply an afternoon in the sun with a cold drink in hand, you are welcome. Book what appeals, leave the rest unplanned, and let the season unfold at its own pace.