Iain Cottam

Built in 1713 as one of the first grand residences in the Wine Lands, the iconic Coopmanhuijs at 33 Church Street underwent three years’ painstaking renovation before emerging as the 5-star Coopmanhuijs Boutique Hotel & Spa in 2010. Upon entering the foyer at Coopmanhuijs, one is enveloped by a gentle, unpretentious fusion of contemporary design and classic approach, grounded in a respect for the organic and the real.

The Cape Dutch Manor House dates back to 1777. This exclusive house has five bedrooms accommodating ten guests. The interior has been beautifully restored to its former glory, but with a definite contemporary touch.

An icon located in the heart of Franschhoek village, Le Quartier Français comprises a romantic boutique hotel and two charming independent villas. The auberge is home to an award-winning restaurant, La Petite Colombe, and Protégé, the casual fine dining eatery.

A collection of converted heritage townhouses and Redcliffe Villa, with their entrances onto a cobbled lane adjoining the main hotel, create the feel of a secluded quarter in the suburb.

Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel is authentic Cape Town at its loveliest – beauty, sophisticated charm and quirky personality in equal measure.