Hi there We are Propati, a short term management company dedicated to providing you with the best guest experience possible. We're available 24/7 to answer any queries you may have. We like to ensure all our guests have the absolute best stay by providing the best necessities for enjoyment and comfort through: -Personal check-ins and check-outs procedures -Dedicated Guest Coordinator -superb cleaning standards -Providing hotel grade, crisp white cotton linen -Attending to any issues you may have regarding your stay. We love hosting people and making sure you leave with a smile on your face

An amazing studio at the most sought after address in the city. This brand new studio boasts all the luxuries you would want whilst visiting our wonderful city. Situated across the road from the Cape Town International Convention Center and alongside a historic square, The Onyx is the newest addition to the city skyline. Just a stones throw from the V&A Waterfront and located in Cape Town’s bustling CBD, this pied-à-terre is ideal for both holiday and business travelers.

The Onyx occupies a strategic site on The Heerengracht, Cape Town’s oldest thoroughfare. This grand, broad boulevard with its wide circles, expansive public spaces and formal green parks has long been central to the civic life of Cape Town, forming the main north-south avenue through the central business district, and the site of the city’s central railway station and long-distance bus hub. The street was originally named Heerengracht, meaning ‘The Gentleman’s Canal’ in Dutch, after the canal or ‘gracht’ that ran down its centre, channeling the streams of Table Mountain down into Table Bay. For many years the street was residential in nature, lined with large oak trees, but by 1850 it had become the commercial spine of the city, linking the fine shops and stately banks of the Mother City with the grand old Cape Town Pier, and the thoroughfare was renamed Adderley Street. After the reclamation of the Foreshore began in 1938 however, the lower part of the street was given its original name once more. The harbour-end of the Heerengracht, culminating in a formal circular park, has recently seen major capital investment in the development of several significant new buildings