The Cellars Hohenort Hotel
The Cellars Hohenort Hotel
The Cellars-Hohenort is located in "Cape Town's Vineyard", the historical Constantia Valley, with its views of Table Mountain. We have 52 rooms that boast panoramic views of the iconic mountain and our manicured gardens. Our rooms range from double rooms to luxury double rooms, suites and the opulent Madiba Villa. Our location, just 15 minutes from the city centre, allows us to offer a number of activities for our guests, from action-packed mountain activities to leisure walks connecting the local wine farms, to a full day’s activities in the Mother City. At the hotel we have two award-winning restaurants to take our guests on a memorable culinary journey. Greenhouse and The Conservatory are both run by our Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef, Peter Tempelhoff. At Greenhouse guests can expect a playful tasting menu that celebrates local ingredients with modern interpretations, while The Conservatory serves traditional recipes, including a selection of The Collection founder Liz McGrath's favourite dishes. Set in 9.5 acres of world renowned gardens, this historic and beautiful country escape in the city offers guests far more than just incomparable scenery Jo Massie, Maître de Maison, presents the property:Located in Cape Town’s historical Constantia Valley, on the breathtaking slopes of Table Mountain, all the rooms and suites of The Cellars-Hohenort boast panoramic views of the impressive mountain and the beautiful grounds. Set in 9.5 acres of world renowned gardens, this historic and beautiful country escape in the city offers guests far more than just incomparable scenery. A 15 minute drive will take you to the centre of Cape Town, South Africa’s oldest city, famous for its natural beauty, cuisine and wine. Back at the hotel there are two award-winning dining experiences, including The Greenhouse, where cuisine focuses on regional flavours with modern interpretations. All of this is the result of owner Liz McGrath’s more than 20 years of hard work, love and endless inspiration./www.collectionmcgrath.com
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