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Sip and stay: top 5 vineyard hotels near Cape Town
Cape Town’s top vineyard hotels
For those looking to blend a taste of luxury with the pleasures of South Africa’s renowned wine country, the Cape Town region offers a selection of vineyard hotels that provide both comfort and an authentic wine experience. Whether you’re drawn to the historic elegance of an estate or the eco-friendly ethos of a boutique vineyard, these hotels cater to a range of tastes and preferences. In this guide, we’ll take you through the standout vineyard hotels near Cape Town, where you can immerse yourself in the surrounding wine country, whether through guided tours, sampling local wines or simply relaxing and enjoying the views.
Overview: Cape Town’s top 5 vineyard hotels
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Steenberg Hotel & Spa
Steenberg Hotel & Spa, located in the Constantia Valley, is a historic gem that dates back to 1682, making it the oldest registered farm in South Africa. The hotel, part of the prestigious Steenberg Wine Estate, offers 24 luxurious rooms and suites. The blend of original elements, such as exposed wooden beams and thatched roofs, with contemporary touches, creates a setting that is both elegant and inviting. One of the highlights of staying at Steenberg is the opportunity to explore its award-winning winery. You can enjoy guided tastings of Steenberg’s acclaimed wines, including their signature Sauvignon Blanc, in the atmospheric tasting room or on the terrace overlooking the vineyards. And don’t miss out on the exceptional meals at the on-site restaurant, Tryn, named after the farm’s original owner Catharina Tryn Ras.
Steenberg Hotel & Spa
Steenberg Rd
Tokai
Cape Town
South Africa
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Silvermist Hotel
Silvermist Hotel is the perfect vineyard hotel for those who love to be surrounded by nature. Situated at the boutique wine estate – Silvermist Organic Wine Estate, you will be surrounded by beautiful views of the Constantia Valley and Table Mountain. This wine estate is located within the Table Mountain National Park, known for its commitment to sustainability, with the vineyards fully certified organic. Accommodation at Silvermist Hotel is designed to connect guests with nature. Many of the rooms feature private balconies or patios that open out to the surrounding forests, making it an ideal place for those who appreciate a serene, natural setting. While staying at Silvermist Hotel you cannot miss the opportunity to dine at the on-site restaurant – La Colombe, an establishment with many accolades and recently named as the best restaurant in Africa.
Silvermist Hotel
Silvermist Organic Wine Estate
Hout Bay Main Rd
Constantia
Cape Town
South Africa
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Meerendal Boutique Hotel
Meerendal Boutique Hotel forms part of the Meerendal Wine Estate, situated in the Durbanville Wine Valley. The Meerendal Boutique Hotel, housed within the historic Manor House, which dates back to the early 18th century, has been beautifully restored to offer guests rooms and suites that have a touch of rustic old-world charm with all the modern luxuries. While staying at the Meerendal Boutique Hotel, you’ll have to indulge in a wine tasting experience at Meerendal Wine Estate’s tasting room. The tasting room is designed to be both educational and enjoyable, with knowledgeable staff on hand to guide you through the tasting experience. The estate’s wine range includes varieties such as their popular Shiraz and Merlot. We recommend spending a few hours wandering through the vineyards, following one of their many scenic walking trails, the perfect way to explore the vineyards and take in the beautiful surrounding area.
Meerenedal Boutique Hotel
Meerendal Wine Estate
Vissershok Rd
Durbanville
Cape Town
South Africa
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Zevenwacht Country Inn
Zevenwacht Country Inn offers a quintessential vineyard experience just a short drive from Cape Town. This family-owned estate, established in 1692, offers visitors the chance to experience history, quality wine and luxurious accommodation all in one. Each suite is thoughtfully designed with a blend of contemporary and classic styles, creating an inviting atmosphere. Some suites include private terraces or balconies where you can enjoy the scenic vineyard views. Zevenwacht Wine Estate offers guided vineyard tours and nature walks, providing guests with an opportunity to experience the estate’s natural beauty and learn about its history. After a day of exploring their exceptional wines, you can cool down and relax at their sparkling outdoor pool, the ideal spot to sit back and relax!
Zevenwacht Country Inn
Zevenwacht Wine Estate
Langverwacht Rd
Kuils River
Cape Town
South Africa
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Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate
Vergenoegd Löw Wine Estate dates back to 1696, offering a rich heritage that’s palpable from the moment you step onto the property. Accommodation at Vergenoegd Löw is a refined experience. The interiors combine traditional elements with sleek, modern touches, with some suites featuring private terraces or balconies that overlook the vineyards. The estate also features an outdoor pool and poolside area with comfortable loungers and shaded spots, plus a beautifully landscaped garden to round off the relaxing setting. Guests can participate in wine tastings, blending sessions and even enjoy a gourmet picnic in the vineyards. The on-site restaurant showcases the best of local produce, paired perfectly with the estate’s award-winning wines. While visiting Vergenoegd Löw Wine Estate, see if you can spot one of their 1,200 resident Indian Runner ducks, who help keep the vineyards pest-free in a sustainable and entertaining manner.
Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate
1 Faure Village Rd
Somerset West
Cape Town
South Africa
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