Constantia:Hampshire House
The Constantia Valley is know for planted orchards and vineyards. The Valley stretching from the Wynberg hill in the north to the Silvermine mountains(the Tokai area) in the south. The Table Mountain National Park borders the Valley to the west and for the purpose of this website we use the Main Road as the eastern border.
Hampshire House has a high standard set by Ricky and Carole, it was the runner-up in the Countrywide AA Accommodation Awards Bed and Breakfast "Guest House of The Year" competition in 2006 and also the finalist for 3 previos cosecutive years. This can clearly be seen by the amazing comments visitors left in the Guest Book and number of guests that return, as friends, year after year.
Phone: 0217946288 / Fax: 0217942934

Franschhoek:Bo La Motte Farm
The Franschhoek Valley was founded by Huguenot settlers who brought with them from their native France their traditions and winemaking expertise. The ward includes some higher elevation vineyard sites which can produced full flavored white wines with noticeable acidity levels.
A near walk to the beautiful village of Franschhoek at the foot of the Middagkrans mountain lies Bo La Motte Farm. This farm is one of the nine historic Huguenot wine farms settled in 1672. The farm with its newly planted vines was only recently changed back into a 'Wine farm' and with the comming seasons these new vines will restock the cellar with its wines. Only a ten minute walk from the Wine Fram is Franschhoek village known for being the gourmet centre of South Africa but Bo La Motte Wine Farm has its own beautifully furnished self-catering cottages located around the Farm everyone in its own unique settings.

Phone: 0218763067 / Fax: 0218763498 / E-mail: reservations@bolamotte.co.za

Paarl:Cape Valley Manor
Paarl was for all practical purposes the heart of the South African wine industry. It was the home of the KWV as well as the annual Nederburg Wine Auction where reputations of a vintage or an estate was deeply influenced. Gradually the focus shifted more south to Stellenbosch where Stellenbosch University gained a more prominent role in the South African wine industry with its viticulture and winemaking programs. The transfer of power from the KWV to a private business, further shifted the focus away from Paarl. However, the terrior driven wines of its wards the Franschhoek Valley and Wellington has revitalized interest in the area in recent years.
Cape Valley Manor is situated in Paarl and is dated back as far as 1853. Cape Valley Manor Guest House was restored and has a atmosphere to it that offers pure luxury, tranquility, privacy, security. The Manor is also furnished to a 4 star accomadation level. The interior is warm and spacious and combines the old yet stylish Victorian element with modern styles, this draws the attention to details and with the Manor restored it almost has a feeling of home to it.

Phone: 0218725857 / Fax: 0796819217 / E-mail: capevalley@iafrica.com

Robertson:Ballinderry
Robertson is located in The Heart of Route 62, the longest wine route in the world which stretches all the way from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth.Robertson is well known for its beauty, renowned for its wines of connoisseur quality, radiant roses and thoroughbred horses.The Robertson Wine Route is an officially recognised Wine of Origin region and the Cape's largest wine producing region under irrigation.
Welcome to Ballinderry, The Robertson Guest House in the heart of the Cape Winelands on Route 62. Ballinderry is a 4 star boutique guest house that offers luxury accommodation that offers a relaxing style and comfort to each quest. The Ballinderry Guest House is renowned for its sumptuous champagne breakfasts and superbly home cooked fusion dinners. Ballinderry also appeals to gourmand travellers from all over the world, be sure to enjoying your time in the contemporary designed lounges with fireplace. The gardens of Ballinderry are desinged to be tranquil and tropical offering privacy, each room also leads into the Garden.The Robertson Guest House is owned and managed by the Belgians Luc and Hilde, who moved to South Africa turning 40 in 2005 after spending long and hectic careers in sports journalism and banking.
Phone: 0236265365 / E-mail: info@ballinderryguesthouse.com

Wellington:Cummings Guesthouse
Wellington lies on the banks of the River Kromme at the foot of the Groenberg Mountain in a glorious valley just 45 minutes drive from Cape Town. Almost 90% of the country’s vines are grown in vine-cutting nurseries (stokkieskwekerye) in and around Wellington before they are transported elsewhere for planting. Wellington’s berry farm has an array of strawberries, raspberries, youngberries and Cape gooseberries and, as well as guided tours, you can do your own berry picking.
Cummings Guesthouse in the peaceful town of Wellington is surrounded by mountains and vineyards. We offer 12 rooms that accommodate up to 24 people. A value for money breakfast is served in thedining room. Mattie and Adri's friendly and personal attention will make your stay truly memorable. It will be home away from home.

Phone: 0218733474 / Phone: 0866430637 / Phone: 0836263315 / E-mail: stay@wellington-accommodation.com