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Hotel Facilities
Diemersfontein Wine and Country
Estate has 14 en suite bedrooms with several other rooms with
shared bathroom facilities. Set around the magnificent manor house
gardens, or in one of our three estate cottages – Blue Gum,
Hanepoot and Tulani – each with their own fireplace, kitchenette
and verandah, overlooking the vineyards and farm dam.
All rooms and cottages are furnished in a comfortable country
style and are ideal for those preferring privacy and independence.
There is an option of single or double/twin beds throughout.
Guests are welcome to enjoy the facilities available at this
wonderful third generation family estate.
Guests can now make use of the Tulani Wine Bar, where in a relaxed
atmosphere, they can enjoy a sundowner, a post-dinner port, read
the newspaper, or watch television.
From leisurely lazing around the swimming pool, to horse riding,
mountain trails and walks or wine tastings, you are ensured of an
enjoyable and relaxing time at Diemersfontein.
Keen golfers will be reassured that there are eight courses within
half an hour’s drive. Nearby facilities for visitors include
neighbouring farms on the Wellington Wine Route, a sunset game
drive, a beauty/spa facility, cheese and olive sampling and
buying, golf courses and other attractions. The popular towns of
Franschoek, Tulbagh, Paarl and Stellenbosch are within 30/40
minutes drive. Diemersfontein serves as an ideal base for
exploring the attractions of the Winelands.
Restaurant: Seasons at Diemersfontein, is a bright fresh
contemporary restaurant set in the heart of the Wellington
winelands.
Seasons offers panoramic views over the farm dam and horse
paddocks across to surrounding mountain ranges and Paarl Rock.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Seasons' menu offers a
variety of dishes using fresh, local and seasonal produce. Our
Chef has put together a breakfast/brunch menu that is both
original and delicious and another great reason for visiting
Wellington in the winelands.
Our Head Chef, Johan van Schalkwyk
whose early work experience at a chateau in Normandy, France awoke
him to the delights of creating dishes with whatever ingredients
were available in the chateau gardens and surrounding farms, is
excited by the prospect of tapping into whatever the fertile
Wellington valley and the Manor House gardens at Diemersfontein
can offer up for his culinary pots.
Johan, who spent the last two and half years as Head Chef at River
Café, Constantia Uitsig, takes up the challenge of building
Seasons into a popular winelands restaurant, with a 'holistic'
approach that instils a level of service that matches up to
international standards, and at the same time offers a great
eating experience…great food, fine wine, spectacular surroundings
and a warm and friendly welcome.
Johan's own personal best is a long, lazy lunch, preferably al
fresco, and the vital ingredients - good company, great wine
(Bordeaux blend) and delicious, home cooked fare.
Gourmet picnics and food and wine pairing
can also be arranged through Seasons Restaurant.
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