| upgraded rooms add private balconies or gardens with valley views. 6 km from the shops and wineries of the town centre and 6. 8 km from the mont rochelle nature reserve. the sophisticated rooms all feature en suite bathrooms with heated floors and towel racks, plus tvs and coffeemaking facilities. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. a full breakfast is included. there's also an outdoor pool. wifi is free. offering views of the franschhoek mountains, this upscale guesthouse in a refined, modern home is 1
Cape Town International Airport 57 min
Hottentots Holland Mountains (53 min)
This 70,000-hectare mountainous nature reserve features hiking, biking, overnight huts & more. Drakenstein Prison (16 min)
A statue outside this low-security prison commemorates former inmate & president Nelson Mandela. Dieu Donné Vineyards (8 min)
Winery, vineyard, sparkling wine, merlot, and sauvignon blanc Wine Estate - Mont Rochelle (5 min) Mont Rochelle Nature Reserve (8 min)
Mountain conservation area with a number of hiking trails & vistas over the Franschhoek Valley. Haute Cabrière - the home of Pierre Jourdan (16 min)
Family-owned winery on an estate founded in 1694, with a tasting room, restaurant & terrace. Stony Brook Vineyards (9 min) Franschhoek Wine Tours (15 min) La Motte Wine Estate (8 min)
Upmarket country winery with tasting sessions, a gourmet restaurant & an onsite art museum. Boschendal Accommodation (19 min)
Rustic-chic cottages in an upmarket farmstay with a winery, a spa & dining, plus mountain views. Cape Canopy Tour (40 min)
Zipline course from a mountain platform, accessed by a hike through the surrounding nature reserve. Huguenot Memorial Museum (14 min)
Museum and history Franschhoek Pass (11 min)
Well-known scenic drive & mountain pass with lookout points & views of mountains & valleys. Jonkershoek Nature Reserve (38 min)
Nature reserve including the Jonkershoek Mountains, with hiking, biking, waterfalls & swimming. Huguenot Memorial Monument (16 min)
Monument to the influence of the Huguenots, who came to the area in the 1600s & 1700s. | 
