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This one-of-a-kind boutique hotel on Route 62 does justice to its National Monument status.
Imagine driving through a quaint countryside town and stumbling on an unexpected gem where the standards of food, service and décor to rival anything you’d find in Cape Town. The boutique Robertson hotel will surprise and delight. The hotel’s clean lines and neutral palette paired with French-style shuttered windows and tactile woods and natural stone certainly make an impression – visitor reviews are glowing. The on-site Small Restaurant features an equally petite menu, with food that rivals the quality you’d find in popular Franschhoek and Stellenbosch.
The first of two small pools can be found by the garden and the second by The Wellness Room, where guests can also enjoy massages and beauty treatments. Service is passionate and thoughtful and the details, such as a complimentary mini bar in your suite, make all the difference.
Why we love The Robertson Small Hotel
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Thirty designers were brought in to create a unique hotel experience
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The previous owner was a passionate gardener so expect an oasis packed with flowers and cacti
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They work with Art Gazette X Norval Foundation to showcase work from both established and up-and-coming artists
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The wine list supports independent growers in the valley
Facilities
The restaurant serves refined seasonal dishes that elevates the best in local produce. There is seating inside the Manor House and on the garden side patio.
At the Wellness Room in the garden, you can enjoy massages and beauty treatments.
They’ve worked with the local community to create The Small Guide to the Robertson Valley to help you explore the quaint villages and boutique vineyards. You are also surrounded by the arid, rambling hills of the Klein Karoo.
They have been awarded Leaders in Sustainable Tourism, support the local community and use biodegradable and organically formed products. They have a water harvesting plant and have implemented energy saving products.
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