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The Twelve Apostles Hotel
 
South Africa: Western Cape: Camps Bay: Victoria Road
Savour the play of light on mountain and sea from the comfort and tranquility of any of our 70 rooms and suites, all decorated with understated elegance and crisp cool linen-in. Four secluded wings link the public areas via airy walkways accentuating sweeping views in line with its five-star status. The Twelve Apostles Hotel prides itself on exceptional hospitality, ensuring the most discreet attention to detail. The natural beauty and myriad charms of the Cape- coupled with the hotel's luxurious infrastructure make for an unforgettable experience as unique as its haven-like setting.
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The Caledon Casino, Hotel and Spa
South Africa: Western Cape: Caledon:
Caledon is where the big skies begin. After scrambling between mountains and hills, the national road breaks free from the Houwhoek Pass and the mountains are pushed back against the horizon by the roll of hazy golden wheat fields and layers of fresh green. You get a feeling of vast space. Here, nestling in the peaceful Overberg countryside, The Caledon Casino, Hotel & Spa is situated amidst lush gardens and extensive private grounds, which are also home to South Africa's most historic chalybeate (containing iron) mineral hot springs. Totally refurbished with 92 spacious suites and bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, the welcoming foyer leads to a comfortably furnished lounge and wide verandah, which offers spectacular views over a sweeping countryside. The Caledon Casino has a friendly and intimate feel, well suited to its country environment, but offers the full range of contemporary gaming experience, as well as full refreshment an bar facilities. Smoking is permitted in the Salon Prive. The Hotel: Situated comfortably adjacent to the casino and entertainment facilities, The Caledon Hotel & Conference Centre caters for every requirement necessary for that perfect stay?whether it be as a busy conference delegate or for that much-needed weekend break. The guest rooms command inspiring views of the Klein Swartberg Mountains or the rolling wheat fields across the Bath River valley. The secret of the Western Cape ? the Overberg. Hotel guests may enjoy a variety of formal and casual dining experiences as well as a wide choice of indoor and outdoor leisure activities. The extensive grounds and gardens with their intriguing walkways and sparkling swimming pools will provide much pleasure for young and old. There are safe play areas for children. The Spa: The restorative powers of Caledon's hot springs have been renowned for centuries, and were certainly enjoyed by the original Khoi-Khoi and San inhabitants of the area. Towards the end of the seventeenth century, the Dutch settlers at the Cape discovered their curative properties, and in 1897 work was started on a handsome double-storey sanitarium and hotel to rival any English or Continental spa of the day. This became a haven for well-to-do Capetonians of the early twentieth century. Today the Victorian Bathhouse, restored to it's former glory, forms part of the fully equipped international health centre, complete with Turkish baths, cascading pools, treatment rooms and saunas for relaxation and rejuvenation. Hotel guests can make use of the expert in-house beautician who offers massages, aromatherapy as well as other beauty treatments.
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Cliff Lodge
South Africa: Western Cape: De Kelders:
Cliff Lodge is an award-winning, seafront guest house with breathtaking, panoramic views over Walker Bay. The luxurious en-suite bedrooms have sea views, satellite television and sea facing patios. The comfortable guest lounge, all-weather conservatory and sea front deck, have unbeatable ocean views, perfect for whale watching. Cliff Lodge is relaxed and informal with careful attention to detail and personal service. Enjoy a walk to the secluded beach, swim in the ocean or splash pool or relax and watch the sun set over the sea.
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Houw Hoek Inn
South Africa: Western Cape: Grabouw:
Gracious old oaks, towering poplars and one of the biggest blue gum trees in South Africa at the oldest licensed. Our A La Carte (Monday to Sunday) restaurant seats 70 persons, with set menus, also for Saturdays and Sundays. We also have country home cooking with traditional Sunday lunches. And on Saturday nights, we have dinner dances.
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Moonstruck on Pringle Bay
South Africa: Western Cape: Pringle Bay: Hangklip Road
Brand new luxury rated Colonial beach house set in the midst of a World Heritage site, one hour?s drive from Cape Town International Airport. All four extra large private suites have magnificent sea and mountain views, their own mini lounges, fireplaces, private shaded balconies, are eclectically and stylishly furnished, and for those seeking a winter retreat roaring log fires greet upon arrival. Bathrooms are a dream, travertine marble tiles, sumptuous baths, separate showers, underfloor heating and heated towel rails beckon........... Awaken to the call of the Oyster Catchers, stroll or jog with the Sand Pipers, sneak up on the shy Cape Otter, observe the Southern Right whales frolicking in the bay, and then return to a scrumptious breakfast served on the deck overlooking one of nature?s true wonders, and all this before you decide what the day has to offer. Moonstruck offers its guests the perfect opportunity to escape from the humdrum of daily life.
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Trinity Guest Lodge
South Africa: Western Cape: Darling:
Trinity Lodge, a 4 Star Graded guesthouse, is a beautifully renovated Victorian home in the peaceful country town of Darling, only 45 minutes from Cape Town. The Lodge offers four double en-suite bedrooms, each tastefully furnished with hand embroidered linen and goose-down duvets. The Lodge offers modern country cooking to a very high standard serving lunches and dinners either in the well appointed restaurant or in a magnificent garden setting. Darling itself is a jewel. World famous for its spring flowers, it hosts an annual flower show and houses the largest orchid nursery in the Southern Hemisphere. It is surrounded by magnificent vineyards in and around the Darling Hills producing some of the finest wines in South Africa and there are a number of cellars to visit for tastings. Darling is also a mecca for local artists including Pieter Dirk Uys' famous 'Evita se Perron'. There is a magnificent beach at Yserfontein nearby with stunning sunsets, birding at the nearby West Coast National Park including sightings of the rare Hudsonian and Black-tailed Godwits, Broad-billed Sandpiper and Dunlin. There is also a Fossil Park about 30 km from the Lodge for those interested in ancient environments.
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Ladismith Country House
South Africa: Western Cape: Ladismith: Hoeko Valley
Situated 7km outside the town Ladismith in the Klein Karoo and nestles on the slopes of the Klein Swartberg mountains.
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St Helena Hotel
South Africa: Western Cape: St Helena Bay:
Situated in St Helena Bay, this newly renovated Hotel is today a place to relax and also suited for each and everyone's taste and pocket. The green and white building in West Coast fashion is nestled at the foot of the hills with an unrestricted seaview. The en-suite rooms with a view of the lovely bay where the water's colour is never the same, sets the scene for every day to become an excuse to stay longer. The Da Gama Restaurant is open seven days a week, with a unique variety of meat and seafood dishes, and the Boatyard Ladies Bar furnished with railway sleepers and blackwood panels add a touch of finesse is the ideal venue to plan your next day of leisure. The Portuguese explorers realised the potential of this calm bay 500 years ago when they sailed into St. Helena Bay. A place where tired sailors could relax. This is what the newly renovated hotel offers today. Fun relaxing times for holiday maker and conference goer alike.
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Riebeek Valley Hotel
South Africa: Western Cape: Riebeeck West: Dennehof street
Blended perfectly with a landscape that offers mountains, vineyards and solitude, the Riebeek Valley Hotel is a luxurious country hotel situated a mere 50 minutes away from Cape Town. This idyllic setting coupled with excellent service and cuisine makes the hotel the perfect venue for conferencing, weddings, special occasions or simply an overnight stay. The Riebeek Valley Hotel is a rare country getaway overlooking picturesque vineyards and the majestic Cedarberg Mountains. A pleasant one-hour drive from Cape Town, this gracious hotel is a tranquil haven to enjoy quality time in a special environment. Retire to one of the sixteen luxury en-suite bedrooms and suites, decorated to provide a place of quiet inspiration where you can opt out in style. Enjoy the comfort of beautifully appointed, air-conditioned rooms.
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5 Mountains Lodge
South Africa: Western Cape: Wellington: Church Street
5 Mountains Lodge is an exclusive retreat nestled under the famous Hawequa Mountains at the foot of the Bain's Kloof Pass. In the heart of the Cape Wine Region, 5 Mountains Lodge is an ideal base from which to discover the Cape Winelands. With Cape Town only 45 minutes drive away, the Lodge is very accessible and provides a stunning setting for weddings and conferences. A dip in the sparkling pool and an evening of fine dining and local wines in a tranquil environment will await our guests, whether they are visiting us on holiday or for business. The Lodge has its own vineyard and sumptuous country living is combined with elegant, luxurious accommodation.
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Merwenstein Guestfarm
South Africa: Western Cape: Bonnievale:
Come winter, Come summer, you're always welcome at Merwenstein Guestfarm. The guesthouse is a place where the owners will do their utmost to make you part of their family. We have three en suite double bedded rooms, each has two 3/4 beds, a roof fan, a heater, coffee/tea making facilities, en suite shower/WC with bathroom heater and hairdryer, private entrances and covered patios. The rooms are connected to a guest lounge. One room has an air conditioner and this room is adapted for a wheelchair with drive-in shower facilities. You will be personally greeted at arrival and after a refreshing glass of grape juice; you will be taken on a guided walk of the farm. (For those that cannot walk, the tour is done with a VW-bus). You will see the specific activity for that day and be informed about the trials and tribulations of farming with fruit. The tour will take you through orchards and vineyards down to the Breede River which flows passed the farm. A rich variety of plant and birdlife exists there and if you wish you can then board the Breede River Goose, a river cruiser operated by a neighbouring farmer. It is a most relaxing cruise and you will see a wide variety of birds.
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The Waves
South Africa: Western Cape: Victoria Bay:
Two sea-front suites in our home, and two right next door on an upper level with viewing deck, have been converted into luxury accommodation for the discerning traveller. All suites have en-suite bathrooms, and lounges with T.V. tea/coffee facilities and courtesy fridge. Two have self-catering facilities if required. As well the suites have a private entrance and an exclusive patio area. Breakfast is served on our patio (weather permitting) while watch a 180 degree view of the sea ? and the whales playing in the bay in whale-season. Dolphins are the common sight along the coast. Victoria Bay is one of the hidden gems of the garden route. A small (only 13 Houses) charming seaside bay with a safe swimming beach and pristine coastline. Only 12Kms from both George or Wilderness, with access from the N2 highway a mere 3 Kms away. A wooden & concrete jetty stretches out from the front of the waves adding charm to a perfect setting. Spoil yourself and relax to the music of the ocean. Safe parking, right next door we have an up-market cottage. Ideal for small families.
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McGregor Manor
South Africa: Western Cape: McGregor: corner Bree/Meul Streets
Come and enjoy one of McGregor?s original Georgian homesteads, recently refurbished along classical Georgian lines. Built around the late 1870?s, McGregor Manor is one of six ?platdak? Georgian double-storey houses in McGregor that are enthusiastically referred to as 'Van Eyssen?s Jewels'. You can spoil yourselves by resting in our luxuriously decorated bedrooms (each with en-suite facilities).
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Saxe-Coburg Lodge
South Africa: Western Cape: Prince Albert: R507
At the foot of the majestic Swartberg pass lies the delightful, unpoilt village of Prince Albert. Near the Centre of the village, this beautiful Victorian/Karoo house (circa 1865) invites you to experience true South African hospitality. Luxury air-conditioned en-suite bedrooms & cottage with the convenience of Satellite TV, sep. patios & entrances, tea trays, bar fridge, hairdryer and complimentary sherry. Swimming pool set in beautiful secluded garden with stunning views to the Swartberg Mountains. We offer laundry, fax, e-mail service, and safe off road parking. We are keen hikers and know the surrounding mountain intimately; we can guide guests on request. German and French spoken.
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Lentelus Farm
South Africa: Western Cape: Barrydale:
Tourist driving the scenic Route 62 travel through some of the most beautiful country side in the Western Cape. Barrydale, like other Little Karoo towns, is enclosed by mountains and wide plateaus. Passes that provide access, are steeped in history and provide breathtaking views. Lentelus Farm , off Route 62, invites guests to experience a luxurious stay on a fruit-and wine farm. In a beautiful setting surrounded by orchards and views of the mountains, the stylish, light and airy rooms include all comforts.Pick your own fruit in season, taste prize-winning wines in the Joubert-Tradauw private cellaar, or relax at the swimming pool in the lush garden.
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