CONSTANTIA VALLEY
From your balcony you have a breath-taking view of iconic Table Mountain. Breathe in and you’ll smell the fragrance of the indigenous flora of Constantia Valley.
Without a shadow of a doubt, The Cellars-Hohenort is the destination hotel that South Africans themselves aspire to staying in, when they holiday at home. It has, for example, two of Cape Town’s most revered restaurants; The Greenhouse and The Conservatory. It also stands at the heart of Cape Town’s vineyard; Constantia Valley on the slopes of Table Mountain itself.
Make it part of your luxury, tailor-made holiday to South Africa and you’ll soon discover that the Cellars-Hohenort opens up a whole world of experiences. You’ll be perfectly positioned to takes tours of Cape Point – where two mighty oceans collide. Or Robben Island – once the reluctant home of Nelson Mandela. Then there are the city tours, the famous Garden Route, the chic waterfront, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens…
THE CELLARS-HOHENORT
At a glance
- Leading hotel on the slopes of Table Mountain, set in 9.5 acres of manicured gardens
- Choice of 48 rooms and suites – all with exceptional views of the gardens or Table Mountain
- Premier Suites are arranged over one or two levels
- Luxury double rooms have verandas showcasing the spectacular views
- Double rooms have designer en suites and glorious garden views
- Two acclaimed restaurants with a distinguished culinary pedigree
For leisure and pleasure
- Two large heated swimming pools
- Fresh wellness spa offering a range of treatments and pampering rituals
- Tennis court
- Unrivalled base for exploring Cape Town and its environs
- Just 15 minutes from the city centre and V&A waterfront with its stylish restaurants, bars and nightlife
- Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Robben Island and Cape Point all easily accessible
- Great starting point for city, Garden Route and Wine Route tours
High-quality hotels in excellent locations, with smooth transport arrangements and clear, well-structured itinerary details throughout.
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