Cat hotels and catteries

Cat hotels and boarding catteries where your cat gets a private space, a quiet routine and people on site who know cats.

Popular locations: Johannesburg · Pretoria · Cape Town · Durban · Ballito

Cat hotels on the directory (35)

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The Linden Cat Hotel

Linden, Johannesburg, South Africa

Private villas for cats, run by the family that lives on site

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 190 / night

Caesar's Pet Palace

Pretoria, South Africa

Pretoria East cat hotel with family units, private catios and spa grooming

CatsFamily suites
From R 150 / night

Casa de Kitty

Johannesburg, South Africa

Northern-suburbs cat hotel with villa and loft suites opening onto a shared courtyard

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 200 / night

Catnap Inn

Queenswood, Pretoria, South Africa

Owner-run cattery on animal-clinic premises in Queenswood, open all year

Cats
From R 100 / night

Fila & Floyd

Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, South Africa

Separate cat hotel and cage-free dog hotel in Pretoria's eastern suburbs

CatsDogsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 135 / night

Fourways Kitty Hotel

Fourways, Johannesburg, South Africa

Small cats-only hotel in Fourways with private chalets and enclosed gardens

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 200 / night

Hillcrest Luxury Cattery

Hillcrest, Durban, South Africa

Vet-hospital cattery in Hillcrest with private and family suites

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 180 / night

Karen's Kitty Kingdom

Pinelands, Cape Town, South Africa

Pinelands cattery with 11 heated lofts, family suites and quiet units for seniors

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 160 / night

Purrfect Place Luxury Cat Hotel

Northcliff, Johannesburg, South Africa

Garden runs where cats from different homes never share

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
From R 173 / night

The Happy Cat Hotel

Kensington, Johannesburg, South Africa

Small, family-run and cats only

CatsCommunal / free-roam
From R 150 / night

Anima Boarding Cattery

Johannesburg, South Africa

Owner-run cattery with furnished chalets, gardens and collection service

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Berg En Dal Kennel and Cattery

Zwavelpoort, Pretoria, South Africa

Pretoria East dog and cat boarding resort with in-house vet care

DogsCats
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Catopia

Waterfall, Durban, South Africa

Non-profit cat boarding in Waterfall with private suites and catios

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Cats Inn Sandton

Buccleuch, Johannesburg, South Africa

Boarding cattery in Buccleuch, Sandton, with indoor and garden units

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Cattery on the Hill

Rispark, Johannesburg, South Africa

Owner-run farm cattery in Rispark, south Johannesburg, near Glenvista

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Club Street Kennels & Cattery

Linksfield, Johannesburg, South Africa

Linksfield kennel and cattery offering boarding and daycare

DogsCats
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De Katz Hotel

Moreleta Park, Pretoria, South Africa

Vet-hospital cat hotel in Moreleta Park for cats with medical or special needs

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Gillitts Cattery

Everton, Durban, South Africa

Everton cattery with purpose-built suites and photo updates

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Hackett Hounds & Cats

Kirstenhof, Cape Town, South Africa

Family-run Kirstenhof cattery with dog daycare and grooming

CatsDogs
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KatHotel Faerie Glen

Faerie Glen, Pretoria, South Africa

Faerie Glen cattery with themed outdoor villas and indoor units for older cats

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Kate's Place Cattery

Southern Suburbs, Cape Town, South Africa

Southern Suburbs cattery with house and garden suites, run by a vet nurse

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Kitty Religion

Craighall Park, Johannesburg, South Africa

Japanese-themed cat hotel in Craighall Park with eight suites

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Mc Kitty Cattery

Durban, South Africa

Small owner-run cattery on Inanda Road, Durban

Cats
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MonteCATsino

Joostenbergvlakte, Cape Town, South Africa

Joostenbergvlakte cattery run by a family pet-travel business

Cats
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What makes a good cat hotel

Cats are territorial, so the most important question for any cattery is whether your cat will share space with cats from other homes. A good cat hotel gives each family its own unit, with cats from the same home able to stay together.

Look for units with vertical space to climb, a hiding spot, natural light and a view outside. Sneeze barriers between units, good ventilation and strict vaccination checks keep cat flu from spreading.

Ask who is on site overnight, how medication is recorded, and whether they can stick to your cat’s usual food. The best catteries send photo updates without being asked.

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Questions pet owners ask

What is the difference between a cat hotel and a cattery?

Very little. "Cattery" is the traditional name for cat boarding. "Cat hotel" usually means larger private suites, more enrichment and extras like photo updates or webcams.

What vaccinations does my cat need for a cat hotel?

Most cat hotels require up-to-date core vaccinations (cat flu and enteritis) and will ask to see the certificate. Some also require rabies vaccination. Check with the hotel before you book.

Can my two cats share a room?

At a good cat hotel, yes: cats from the same home can share a family suite. Cats from different homes should never share.

How far ahead should I book a cat hotel?

For school holidays and December, book two to three months ahead. Popular cat hotels fill up early.

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