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Large room & lounge area - 2 Single beds or king-size bed - Shower and bath - Balcony heated towel rails - air-conditioning - satellite -TV (10 channels) - DVD - Telephone - Wireless internet access - mini-bar and fridge - hairdryer - safe - bidet
Large room & lounge area - 2 Single beds or king-size bed - Shower heated towel rails - air-conditioning - satellite -TV (10 channels) - DVD - Telephone - Wireless internet access - mini-bar and fridge - hairdryer - safe AttractionsArts, crafts and shoppingStellenbosch is a bustling, well-known centre for education, with a university of international repute and several schools, including some of the oldest and best in the country. The PJ Olivier Art Centre is housed in the old Rhenish Institute on the Braak. The Rembrandt van Rijn Art Foundation, established in 1964, is housed in an old manor house. Stellenbosch offers plenty charming shops, boutique shopping centres, jewellers, curio shops and other interesting businesses. Most shops are centrally situated and the best way to visit them is on foot. Stellenbosch offers both modern and traditional shops as well as arts and crafts from the formal and informal sectors. Selected wine merchants in and around Stellenbosch offer delivery and export services to your door. Shopping in and around Stellenbosch is a pleasant experience and a true discovery. Entertainment, music and theatre Concerts, performances at Dorp Street Theatre Café, Spier Amphitheatre, Oude Libertas Amphitheatre, Endler Hall, HB Thom Theatre. Cinemas (Ster Kinekor & Neelsie Centre). Museums Village Museum, Toy & Miniature Museum, Oom Samie se Winkel, Moederkerk, VOC Kruithuis, University Museum. Walks and hikes Historical walks & Ghost tour, Botanical gardens, Jonkershoek Nature Reserve, Delvera Vineyard Trail, Jan Marais Nature Reserve. Outdoor recreation Stellenbosch Golf Club, Devonvale Golf Club, Butterfly World, Horse rides & trails, Cheetah outreach at Spier, Drakenstein Lion Park, Le Bonheur Crocodile Farm, Monkey Town, Wiesenhof Game Park, Two Oceans Aquarium, White Shark Diving, Fishing (fresh water and sea), Whale watching. Sports Countryside hiking, golf, water sports, flyfishing, cycling, Wineland Ballooning. Wine and food Dining out in Stellenbosch, is a special experience: from traditional Cape fare and European cuisine to the more exotic, there is something to tantalize the taste buds of even the most discerning diner. Visitors can try interesting-sounding dishes such as "waterblommetjie-bredie" (waterlily-stew!), Tant Maraai se Hoender-pie (Aunt Maraai's chicken pie), Cape medley - a combination of Cape Malay dishes including the above - and Bobotie (sweet-curry mince dish). Restaurants and eateries are diverse in character and range from elegant Cape Dutch manor to Victorian villa, country cottage and sidewalk café, both in the town and on the wine estates. Many estates offer vintner's platters, picnic baskets and light meals as part of the wine-tasting experience. Restaurants in the region are very proud of their wine lists and offer a wide choice of Stellenbosch wines. Stellenbosch wine routes Stellenbosch is synonymous with the oldest Wine Route in the country. The Stellenbosch Wine of Origin area comprises of more than 100 cellars. Most are open to the public and some of the finest, award-winning wines are available. Wine farms have mostly been handed down from generation to generation. The wine of the region is truly of a very high standard and regularly wins international awards. Guided Wine Tasting Tours are a regular for any visitor and here you have a choice of the old world charm, or modern large estates, where they focus on drawing large numbers of tourists. Wine is Stellenbosch and if one looks at the roots, this must truly be a Mecca for any wine-lover. Most of these farms are surrounded by the natural beauty of nature, with some of the most spectacular mountains. This again leads to endless possibilities of scenic and sightseeing trips. With the vineyards as backdrop and the ever-changing colour of the leaves, the landscapes are constantly transformed. Harvesting time is normally from late January to early April and the smell of the shells hangs in the air and creates an air of excitement and is something to be experienced! FacilitiesFacilities in rooms: Air-conditioning - Satellite-TV (10 channels) - Heated towel rails - Under-floor heating - Telephone service - Safe - Mini-Bar and fridge - Wireless Internet access - DVD Superior rooms: Spacious rooms that are charmingly and tastefully decorated with proportioned bathrooms and balconies. Bathroom includes shower and bath.
DirectionsFrom Cape Town International Airport take N2 turn-off to Somerset West. Proceed on N2 highway. Take Baden Powell/Stellenbosch turn-off (Exit 33). At the T-junction turn left on to the R310 to Stellenbosch and continue all the way until you reach a T-junction. Turn right to Stellenbosch. At second traffic light turn right into Dorp Street (Shell garage on right-hand corner.). Continue straight down Dorp Street. Road bends in natural bend to the right. After bend take first left into The Avenue. Continue straight until second stop street. Turn left into Coetzenburg Road, Beauclair is the first house on the left-hand side, 1 Coetzenburg Road, Stellenbosch.Rates
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