Steenberg Hotel offers exquisite hospitality, wine, golf, spa and history combined with this historic wine farm on the foothills of the magnificent Steenberg Mountains. This provides the setting for this gracious five star boutique hotel. It’s a beautiful destination combining the peace and serenity of exquisite accommodation amongst vineyards with an award winning winery and a 18-hole championship golf course and a luxury spa. Ideally situated a mere 20 minutes from the centre of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.
Premier rooms are modern with open plan spaces and feature terraces with vineyard or golf course views. Many of the rooms have private patios where one can enjoy time alone in contemplation, revitalizing the senses.
The Last Word Franschoek is an exclusive five star historic residence in the heart of Franschhoek village, the gourmet capital of South Africa. It’s only a minute’s walk from the many excellent award-winning restaurants and numerous character-filled boutique style shops and art galleries.
The Spier Hotel, built in 2000, is a place in which to relax and unwind. The 155-bedroom hotel is built on the banks of the Eerste River and has panoramic views of the Helderberg mountains and vineyards. The Spier Hotel provides four star comforts in a charming village-style setting with comfortable, spacious bedrooms grouped around six private courtyards and individual pools. Spier puts its focus on sustainability and wherever possible locally made and environmentally friendly products are used.
experience at Spier – conservation, adventure, nature and safety – has proved so popular. Of course, adults can enjoy a variety of activities too, from wine tasting to spa treatments and even a round or two of golf at De Zalze, Spier’s golf course that lies adjacent to the estate. And should you want a romantic night alone, Spier’s babysitters will take care of the children, or they can watch a film in the children’s clubhouse while you dine.
Grande Roche is situated on the site of the old De Nieuwe Plantasie in the Drakenstein valley of Paarl, South Africa. Its heritage dates back to 1717 when a grant of land was given to Hermanus Bosman. In 1876 the homestead was renovated to reflect the then popular Victorian style. The farm was bought and modernised by the Du Toit family in 1926 and after a fire in 1953 it was rebuilt as a Victorian manor house.
prepared and presented to make up a culinary experience of the highest order.
Located in the heart of Franschhoek Village, just 45 minutes out of Cape Town, Le Quartier Français, a Relais and Châteaux hotel is the ideal base from which to explore the wonders of the famous Winelands.
