Franschhoek Country House Highlights
- Excellent boutique wine farms
- Franschhoek, Stellensbosch and Paarl wine routes
- Galleries, boutiques and art shops
- Visit some of the cheese makers of the valley
- Visit historical sites
Franschhoek Country House Information
- Lodge type; Hotel
- Location; Franschhoek
- Lodge size; 14 rooms
- Recommended stay; 2-5 nights
Introduction
Welcome to Franschhoek Country House, your 5-star hotel accommodation in the heart of the Franschhoek valley complimented by the well known Monneaux Restaurant and a number of guest services on offer for you to enjoy and indulge in.
This stunning Franschhoek 5-star hotel is situated on the outskirts of the Franschhoek Village, only 1km from the main town it is an ideal base to indulge your tastes for fine wines and world class cuisine.
Guests can choose between the original and charming Franschhoek Country House and the cottages
Rooms and Suites
The original Franschhoek Country House offers 14 well-equipped rooms including six standard rooms, five luxury rooms and two cottages - all designed with your comfort in mind offering charming accommodation and expected services to invite you to relax and unwind. All en-suite rooms are individually appointed and have comfortable, lush duvets with embroidered percale cotton linen.
All rooms include en-suite bathrooms, direct dial telephone, mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities and air-conditioning and most rooms have private balconies.
A laundry service and room service is also available to guests.
Cuisine and Wine
The famous Monneaux Restaurant ranks among South Africa's top restaurants and serves an inspired contemporary take on the classics. Lunch is enjoyed on the fountain terrace under a spreading pepper tree while dinner is enjoyed in the elegant but relaxed dining room in the original manor house.
Set on the original site of Franschhoek's first perfumery, today its the heavenly scent of chef Adrian Buchanans cooking that inspires at the Monneaux Restaurant, a Cape culinary classic.
Even by the food & wine capital of the country's high standards, Monneaux is an extraordinary success, having been in the country's Top 100 list for six years consecutively, on the Top 10 list for two years and winning the American Express Platinum Award for fine dining.
Hotel Facilities
- Swimming pool
- Small shop
- Restaurant
- Spa and fitness
- Secure parking
- Laundry service
- WiFi
- Conference facilities
Nearby Activities
First and foremost Franschhoek is about food and wine - and lots of it! The number of top rated restaurants together with the excellent boutique wine farms of the Franschhoek Valley makes this the perfect place to visit in all of South Africa for food and wine lovers!
In addition to the Franschhoek Wine Valley, the Stellensbosch and Paarl wine routes are both within a scenic half an hour's drive of Franschhoek offering an even wider choice.
The wine routes are easy to navigate. However, we can easily arrange a guided wine and cellar tour on your behalf should you prefer!
Family Friendly
Franschhoek Country House welcomes families of all ages.
Spa and Wellness
Pamper yourself with a range of treatments including massages, reflexology, facials, manicures, pedicures and signature treatments.
The perfect way to relax and unwind our qualified and professional staff looks forward to spoiling you at our welcoming and intimate treatment room with standard and signature treatments.
Rates from R2 245.00 per person
- Franschhoek Country House Rates
- Per person per night sharing
- Rates are in South African Rands (ZAR)
- *Rates may vary according to season
- Bed
- Breakfast
- 15% VAT
- All other meals and drinks
- Transfers
- Activities
- Travel insurance
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