Highlights
- Stay in a beautifully restored national monument dating back to 1777
- Experience tranquillity and elegance in one of the 18 exclusive suites
- Enjoy the sun, sand, and surf with the pristine beach just a short stroll away
- Savour a fusion of local and international flavours in the hotel's in-house restaurant
- Unwind with rejuvenating spa treatments at the The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa
- Explore the local wine route and discover the breathtaking Robberg Peninsula
- Rest easy with family-oriented accommodations and amenities for the little ones
Information
- Hotel type: Boutique Hotel
- Location: Plettenberg Bay, South Africa
- Hotel size: 18 Suites
- Recommended stay: 3-7 nights
Unwind and Explore: The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa in Plettenberg Bay
When you choose to stay at the Old Rectory Hotel in Plettenberg Bay, you open the door to a world of relaxation and adventure. Perfectly situated to explore the breathtaking wonders of the Garden Route, The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa offers a haven where you can truly unplug, reset, and find solace in the midst of nature's splendour.
Nestled in the heart of Plettenberg Bay, one of South Africa's most beloved coastal towns, The Old Rectory is more than just a hotel - it's an immaculately restored national monument that dates back to 1777. Every corner of this historic gem has been thoughtfully re-imagined to create an intimate boutique hotel experience like no other.
With only 18 luxurious suites, each exquisitely designed to offer the utmost comfort and style, you'll feel as though you've stepped into a world of refined elegance.
As you venture a short stroll from the hotel, the pristine beach awaits, inviting you to bask in the sun, take a refreshing dip, or simply revel in the serenity of the ocean's rhythm. Indulge your senses with a visit to the in-house spa, where skilled therapists will pamper you with a range of rejuvenating treatments designed to melt away stress and restore balance.
And when hunger strikes, the in-house restaurant will delight your taste buds with a delectable array of culinary delights, showcasing the finest local flavours and international cuisine.
The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa provides a personal, world-class experience that exceeds your every expectation. From the moment you step through the doors, you'll be greeted with warm hospitality and attentive service, ensuring that your stay is nothing short of extraordinary.
Rooms And Suites
With only 18 suites, The Old Rectory offers an idyllic escape for those seeking a serene and personal weekend getaway or holiday.
Each suite is exquisitely furnished with king-sized beds and boasts luxurious amenities such as a refreshing rain shower, a spacious bathtub (available in 14 rooms), and a private outdoor terrace or garden.
For families or groups, select suites are connected by a private foyer, allowing you to combine two rooms into one unit.
Additionally, all rooms are equipped with televisions, air conditioners, hairdryers, minibars, and safes for your convenience and comfort.
Cuisine And Wine
The main dining room is located in the oldest section of the hotel, which was originally built in 1777 as an army barracks for the Dutch East India Company. It was later transformed into an Anglican rectory in 1869.
The space is adorned with a beautiful, centuries-old stone wall that adds a touch of warmth and character. Drawing inspiration from the building's rich history, the menu boasts a delightful blend of Dutch, English, and South African influences, creating a bistro-style dining experience like no other.
Facilities
With its charming architectural details and centuries of heritage, The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa is a truly exceptional discovery that exudes a sense of intimate familiarity.
From the inviting spa and cosy bar to the refreshing swimming pool and renowned restaurant, there is an abundance of dining and leisure options that will tempt you to never leave. The restaurant, bar, and spa warmly welcome both guests and the general public, creating an inclusive and inviting atmosphere for all.
Activities
Nestled in the heart of Plettenberg Bay, one of South Africa's cherished coastal towns, The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa offers a delightful escape just moments away from pristine beaches.
Moreover, you can embark on a captivating journey along the flourishing local wine route, immerse yourself in the charm of the town, and easily explore the breathtaking Robberg Peninsula.
Child Friendly
Children of all ages are warmly welcomed. Direct inter-leading rooms for your convenience, so please remember to request them when making your reservation. Kindly note that the swimming pool is unfenced. Additionally, children under the age of 2 sharing a room with full-paying adults stay free of charge.
Spa And Wellness
Visitors and all those fortunate enough to be in this remarkable corner of the world are greeted with warmth by a team of skilled therapists. They invite you to indulge in a selection of meticulously crafted spa treatments designed to enhance both your inner and outer beauty.
In Conclusion
The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa is a treasure trove of delight, offering a unique blend of history, elegance, and comfort. It's not just a place to stay; it's a place to immerse yourself in the beauty of South Africa, taste the delights of exquisite cuisine, soak up the sun on the pristine beaches, and let the stress melt away in their world-class spa.
From the moment you step into the Garden Route sanctuary, you can expect an experience that is nothing short of extraordinary, filled with moments that you will cherish forever.
Rates from R2 895.00 per person
- The Old Rectory Hotel & Spa Rates
- Per person per night sharing (pp)
- Rates are in South African Rands
- *Rates may vary according to season
- Fully serviced luxury accommodation
- Tea and coffee
- Breakfast daily
- Laundry
- WiFi access
- Transfers to/from the Plettenberg Bay airport
- All other beverages
- All other transfers
- Curio purchases
- Spa treatments
- Mini-bar consumption
- Fully comprehensive travel insurance
- Items of a personal nature or not stipulated abov
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