At the gateway to the Cape Winelands, the contemporary, five-star Hazendal Hotel and Spa is framed by rolling vineyards and the Bottelary and Simonsberg mountains in the distance. Amid this scenic splendour, an exclusive and multifaceted accommodation experience awaits your arrival. Here, you will be met with heartfelt hospitality, delivered with genuine warmth and polished service...
Wander into a strikingly beautiful world where authentic luxury and modern style merge perfectly with layers of historical charm and eclectic character
Check in3:00 PM
Check out12:00 PM
Address
The Hazendal Hotel
Bottelary Road New entrance from Ronelle Street via, Kruis St
Stellenbosch,
Western Cape,
South Africa,
7806
The wine tasting experience not only presents you with a taste of the region’s fascinating history but is an elegant experience, unfolding in an immaculately refurbished wine lounge which was once the farm’s original wine cellar.
Children of all ages are welcome at the hotel and those six years and older can be treated at the spa (special children’s spa menu available).
To ensure that you have the most pleasant and memorable stay possible, we recommend that you include the following items when packing:
A variety of lightweight and warm clothing as the Cape’s weather can be unpredictable
A hooded jacket for rainy seasons
Walking shoes
Hat
Swimming gear
Sunblock
Sunglasses
Camera
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need further info.
We recommend that you contact your local travel clinic for advice on the necessary precautionary measures that you should take for visits to this region.
Hazendal Hotel and Spa is set upon the Bottelary Hills, at the winelands’ starting point, gazing over rolling vineyards which have come to be a well-loved characteristic of the region. On the opposite side of the Bottelary River, eight different incredibly fertile soil types exist. Back in 1699, before the vineyards were established, the land was used for farming with grain and cattle. Interestingly, this is where the name, Bottelary originated — from the Dutch word, bottelarij, which means ‘pantry’
The region’s Mediterranean climate makes for pleasant summers, although winds can pick up. Notwithstanding the Cape’s unpredictable weather, which has earned it the reputation of having four seasons in one day, the region experiences an average of over 3 000 hours of sunshine a year. Winters are typically rainy, but the region takes on a cosy atmosphere.
Average Day Temperatures:
27˚C (December to March)
21˚C (April to May)
17˚C (June to September)
22˚C (October to November)
South African Rand (ZAR). Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
