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Delaire Graff Estate
Stellenbosch
Lodges with private pools high on the Helshoogte Pass, with an important art collection and sweeping valley views.
Wine region · No. 3 in South Africa
Stellenbosch is South Africa's oak-lined university town, surrounded by the country's most famous wine estates and mountain views.
Handpicked boutique hotels
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Stellenbosch
Lodges with private pools high on the Helshoogte Pass, with an important art collection and sweeping valley views.
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Stellenbosch
A historic 1692 wine estate at the foot of the Jonkershoek mountains with gardens, a spa and Cape Dutch buildings.
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Stellenbosch
A boutique hotel in leafy Paradyskloof with a respected restaurant and a spa.
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Stellenbosch
One of the oldest hotels in South Africa, in the historic center of town.
Founded in 1679, Stellenbosch is the second-oldest town in South Africa, known for its whitewashed Cape Dutch and Victorian buildings, oak-shaded streets and lively student life. It sits at the heart of the country's best-known wine region, with more than 150 estates within reach, many with restaurants and art collections.
Choose between historic hotels in town, close to restaurants and galleries, and wine-estate lodges on the Helshoogte Pass and in the surrounding valleys.
Stellenbosch is about 45 minutes from Cape Town airport. A driver or a tour makes tastings easier; distances between estates are short but roads are winding.
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We list 4 boutique hotels in Stellenbosch, including Delaire Graff Estate, Lanzerac and Majeka House.
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