Steenberg Hotel & Spa

The 24 elegant rooms and suites at Steenberg Hotel & Spa are situated in Cape Dutch houses scattered throughout the garden. These historic buildings date back to the 17th century and are rich in history. Each house features authentic elements such as dark wooden beams, antique furniture, original wooden floors, porcelain, and antique artworks. These are complemented by beautifully crafted wooden staircases, all exceptionally well maintained, creating a warm, homely atmosphere.

The charming rooms each have their own unique character and are furnished with elegant, high-quality furniture and rich, warm fabrics. The antique character of each room is perfectly combined with modern facilities. The Classic rooms are bright and located on the ground or first floor, some featuring antique beams. The Superior rooms offer the same refined ambiance.

The Family rooms provide an extra bedroom with two single beds and a pleasant patio. The Premier rooms feature a spacious bathroom with all amenities for maximum comfort and a terrace with sunbeds, where you can enjoy views of the mountains, the garden, or the vineyards.

The villa suites are situated in a Manor House and range from one to three bedrooms. The 2 and 3 Bedroom Villa Suites each have their own garden with a private pool, contributing to an exclusive and relaxing experience.

Start your day on the sun-drenched terrace of the modern and relaxed Tryn Restaurant, named after Catharina Ras, the founder of Steenberg. Here, à la carte dishes are freshly prepared for you, while your table is filled with delights such as freshly baked bread and delicious sweet buns. In addition to well-known breakfast classics, trying the Cape Malay dishes is highly recommended! You can also choose to enjoy your breakfast at Bistro Sixteen82, located next to the Tasting Room, or in the serene atmosphere of your room.

In the afternoon, raise a toast with champagne at the trendy Tryn Bar before heading to the Steenberg Tasting Room for a classic wine tasting. A 10-minute walk through the vineyard will take you there. The Tasting Room features a stunning bar and a lovely garden with water features, where you can enjoy a wonderful ambiance and the most exquisite wines cultivated around the hotel.

Adjacent to the Tasting Room, you will find Bistro Sixteen82, internationally renowned for its elegant and flavorful tapas menu. Named after the year Steenberg was established, the menu is continuously renewed with seasonal products and regional ingredients.

Both Tryn Restaurant and Bistro Sixteen82 are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Want to dine off-site? The hotel offers a shuttle service to restaurants within a 5-kilometer radius.

The hotel features a lovely swimming pool, surrounded by comfortable sunbeds.

After an active day outside the hotel, you can return and fully relax in the world-class spa. The skilled specialists offer a wide selection of treatments and therapies to meet all your needs, whether it concerns your skin, face, or body. Your treatment is enhanced with the excellent products from Elemis, making every experience a true indulgence.

The Steenberg Golf Estate & Private Golf Club is within a 10-minute walk from the hotel and was designed by Peter Matkovich. The golf course is consistently ranked as one of the best-maintained courses in the Top 100 by South Africa Golf Digest. Known for its hybrid design, the course offers traditional golfers the opportunity to apply the 'bump and run' technique. This is a rare shot in South Africa, especially around the greens. Players are also challenged by strategically placed bunkers and water hazards, attracting golfers seeking a premium golf experience.

The 14th hole, a par-three and not exactly short, features the largest green in Africa, measuring 76 meters in length. Indigenous shrubs protect the green, and the hillside is shaped to mimic the iconic mountain range in the background.

This 18-hole golf course is designed to make full use of natural features and obstacles, such as the vineyards, pine forests, and gentle waterways. The ecological diversity gives the course a unique character, with Table Mountain as a breathtaking backdrop.

Located on a beautiful estate, the Steenberg Hotel & Spa is a destination in itself, offering numerous activities for you to enjoy. The estate features various walking trails through the gardens, vineyards, and surrounding nature. Additionally, you can explore the estate on the mountain bikes provided by the hotel. Just a 10-minute walk away is a championship 18-hole golf course, a must for golf enthusiasts.

The central location between Cape Town, Table Mountain, and Muizenberg makes this hotel an ideal base for exploring the region. You can visit other wineries, walk along the coast from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay, or take a trip to Cape of Good Hope and Boulders Beach. The main attractions of Cape Town, such as Table Mountain and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, are also easily accessible.

Furthermore, from the hotel, you can join organized tours to the city's cultural and historical sites, participate in cooking workshops highlighting local dishes, or enjoy a day of sailing or kayaking on the nearby waters. Each of these activities offers a unique way to experience the beauty and diversity of the Cape region.

Children are very welcome at the hotel. Although there is no dedicated kids' club, they do offer various seasonal activities, toys for children, and children's menus in the restaurants. The Family rooms are an excellent option when traveling with children and provide comfort and convenience for the whole family.

Steenberg Hotel & Spa is committed not only to sustainable viticulture but is also deeply rooted in the local community by supporting local suppliers and providing employment opportunities to the residents of the area. The hotel aims to have a positive impact on both the economic and social well-being of the community.

Furthermore, the hotel is highly dedicated to water conservation. Numerous initiatives are undertaken to minimize water consumption and implement projects that contribute to more efficient water use. Examples include converting old cement wine barrels into a water reservoir with a five-stage filtration system to ensure drinking water remains safe and clean. Additionally, the pools at the tasting room and Bistro 1682 are refilled with filtered dam water, and all gardens are irrigated with non-potable water from its own dam.

These sustainability efforts highlight that Steenberg Hotel & Spa is not only a luxurious destination but also a responsible and environmentally conscious enterprise actively working towards a more sustainable future.