Vredelus Manor  Verified Listing

Experience serenity at Vredelus Manor, where tranquillity meets breathtaking natural beauty. Situated in a prime location, this peaceful haven offers unparalleled access to the majestic mountains, two steps out the door and you’re greeted with a stunning close-up view.

Our Standard King Room has a king bed and a spacious en-suite bathroom with a bath and separate shower. Amenities for comfort include air-conditioning, a hairdryer, shampoo, conditioner, body and hand soap, and a kettle with coffee, tea, sugar, milk and biscuits.

The garden patio offers outside seating to relax, catch some sun and read your book. The property offers free Wi-Fi and free secure parking.

Surrounded by majestic old oak trees, Vredelus Manor offers a peaceful escape with breathtaking mountain views.

The area provides endless opportunities for adventure and leisure. Explore nearby hiking trails, indulge in wine tastings, or take a culinary journey through unique local eateries. Whether you’re recharging in the calm surroundings or seeking to fill your days with exciting activities, Vredelus Manor ensures a truly memorable stay.

* Air -conditioning
* Bathroom amenities
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Garden view
* Hairdryer
* Mountain view
* Non-smoking
* Patio
* Separate tub and shower
* Wi-Fi

One of two comparable towns lying in the stunning Riebeek Valley - Riebeek West and Riebeek Kasteel - with views that have had many a day tripper making rash decisions to relocate, Riebeek West might be regarded as the Cinderella of the two, but has its own drawcards - beautiful old Victorian houses, peace and quiet, and easy access to local vineyards.

The Valley has become the mecca of artists, alternate life-stylers and young self-sufficient people who work from home and commute to Cape Town, which is only an hour away.

This is the scene of rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves and wheat fields, where an annual olive festival and a vibrant community have added to the town's appeal and predictably resulted in estate agents calling it ‘the new Franschhoek'.

The imposing mountain, after which the valley is named, was called Riebeek's Kasteel way back in 1661, in honour of the then-governor of the Cape. Huguenots settled here and inevitably planted vineyards in what is still a wine-growing region today, whilst wealthier farmers retired in Riebeek Kasteel.

Riebeek West is all about a laid-back way of life, bread, olives and, wine. A slightly bohemian atmosphere has only contributed to the valley's appeal. That, and the tranquil existence that offers an unhurried pace and a place to get away—to slow down.

* Free Parking
* Secure Parking
* Garden
* Outdoor Dining Area
* Outdoor Furniture
* Free Wi-Fi

* Allesverloren Wine Estate
* Carl Thunberg Route
* Du Vlei Farm Stall
* Mullineux Winery
* Pieter Cruythoff Route Trail
* Pulpit Rock Winery
* Riebeek Cellars
* Short Street Marke
* The Village Market