Cape Winelands Accommodation

Farm-style country charm is truly brought to life at Wild Olive House. Offering self-catering accommodation with the convenience of meals at the main house should guests wish to enjoy, this is a superb Cape Winelands escape. With Wellington only 15min away, and Cape Town a mere 1.5-hour drive away, this is a getaway close to the city.

Surrounded by the Simonsberg Mountains and steeped in history lies Vrede en Lust. This picturesque vineyard offers world-class wine tastings, a delightful bistro and superb views of the surrounding area. Located within 20 minutes of major local attractions, the estate is the perfect base from which to explore the Cape Winelands.

Nestled in the heart of the Wine Route, along South Africa’s Route 62, is the enchanting town of Robertson. The Robertson Small Hotel invites guests to stay a while in their luxurious suites and order from their locally-inspired menu designed by national celebrity, Chef Reuben. 

Grande Provence Owner’s Cottage is tucked away on the Grande Provence Estate overlooking the Franschhoek Valley and featuring 47 acres of vineyards and a history stretching over 300 years. Sleeping 10, the cottage is available for exclusive use or B&B accommodation, affording a luxurious stay in the Winelands.

Experience the Cape Winelands in utter opulence at The Last Word Franschhoek. Just off the main road of Franschhoek village, The Last Word aims to personalise your Winelands experience.

The Last Word Constantia is for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of cosmopolitan Cape Town only to be enveloped in elegant country-style living. An exclusive boutique hotel with impeccable service and attention-to-detail, relaxation awaits in this setting with its tranquil, lush garden and majestic mountain views.

The Ivy Apartments are a collection of luxury self-catering apartments found in the heart of Franschhoek. Spend your days indulging in top-notch food and wine and strolling through this quaint town. The Ivy’s opulent suites are the perfect base from which to explore South Africa’s Gourmet Capital – and you can bring your dog along too.

The Cellars-Hohenort is a return to old-world elegance and sophistication. With over 3.5ha of immaculately landscaped garden on the back slopes of Table Mountain, a top South African restaurant and an undeniable sense of peace and indulgence, it is no wonder that Cellars-Hohenort is considered one of Cape Town’s most graceful and opulent hotels.

Five-star boutique luxury is a 15km drive away from Cape Town’s city centre. Swathed in history, and with famous patrons including Mark Twain and Cecil John Rhodes, The Alphen Hotel’s 300-year history has culminated into an impeccable reputation and unrivalled service.

Classic décor, friendly service and a focus on comfort make staying at Summerwood Guest House an easy pleasure. Found a few roads from the busy centre of Stellenbosch, Summerwood is ideal for travellers that prefer to explore at their own pace, whether it be at an award-winning wine estate or a world-class restaurant.

While houses have renovated and the road has been tarred, some things haven’t changed along Stellenbosch’s historic Dorp Street. That is, the towering oak trees that line either side of it and the building in which the Stellenbosch Hotel is found: a national monument. Experience true Cape Dutch and winelands hospitality with this centrally located host.

Steenberg Hotel is part of the well-designed "Steenberg Experience", which combines luxury accommodation, fine dining and award-winning wines on one estate. From bird-watching to an 18-hole golf course, the estate boasts a host of activities and facilities. Found on the oldest farm in the Constantia Winelands, this hotel makes the most of its epic location and views.