Access & Location
The Vineyard Hotel is located in the leafy suburb of Newlands, within a short walk of the Cavendish shopping mall and not far from the famous Kirstenbosch Gardens.
The Vineyard Hotel & Spa
Set in 7 acres of parkland in the Newlands suburb of Cape Town
207 newly-designed bedrooms by acclaimed architects
Easy walking distance to the upmarket Cavendish shopping center
Four restaurants, two pools, Angsana Spa and a brand new cafe
Our Yellow Zebra Opinion
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Not for first-timers
Located away from Cape Town’s more popular attractions, The Vineyard is a great property in the quieter Newlands part of the city. A very good option if you’re staying away from the tourist hotspots, and a reliable luxury hotel.
Activities
Garden grounds
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Its seven acres of garden are particularly lovely and set against the fabulous backdrop of Table Mountain. Guests can breakfast or lunch on the terrace outside, watching the occasional family of guinea fowl wander by and feasting their eyes on Table Mountain above – it is a wonderfully relaxed setting. This is something we’d highly recommend to try during your free time, that is when you are not exploring Table Mountain, Cape Town’s city center, the Winelands’ incredible vineyards and South Africa’s whale-studded coast.
Facilities & Amenities
The Vineyard estate originally belonged to Lady Anne Barnard, and over 200 years later still retains its original charm.
With 207 rooms, newly-designed and stocked with artwork by leading South African artists, it offers a range of options to suit couples, families and groups alike. I t also has three restaurants, two pools of which one is an indoor heated pool, a spa and fitness center.
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