The Cellars-Hohenort

Four-star · From $450 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Lionel Henshaw / The Cellars-Hohenort

Constantia Valley · Cape Town & the Winelands

A sense of the place

The Cellars-Hohenort — suite — A Premier Suite at The Cellars-Hohenort in afternoon light: an ebony four-poster bed with a green leopard-print headboard and pomegranate-print cushions, botanical prints over brass-and-glass lamps, pomegranate-patterned curtains at French doors open onto a balcony and the garden, a blue armchair, a leather suitcase and a canvas duffel bag on the dark floorboards, white sneakers on a faded rug; nobody in frame — Lionel Henshaw / The Cellars-Hohenort

The Cellars-Hohenort — restaurant — The Conservatory restaurant at The Cellars-Hohenort, set for breakfast and empty: green-lacquered walls with gilt leaf sconces and a large mirror, a banquette with botanical-print cushions, chairs in red ikat and green stripes, a black-and-white triangle marble floor, skylights and a glass wall onto the garden, a fiddle-leaf fig framing the left foreground — © The Cellars-Hohenort

The Cellars-Hohenort — lobby — The Cellars-Hohenort's garden lounge: curved sofas in a bird-and-flower chintz with striped and pink cushions around brass-framed marble tables, a carved frieze of putti under a great arched fanlight that frames a white Cape Dutch gable and cypresses, potted palms, French doors open onto the sunlit garden terrace; nobody in frame — Lionel Henshaw / The Cellars-Hohenort

Why it's in the collection

Because the country house grew out of a seventeenth-century wine cellar in the Constantia Valley, in gardens with two salt-water pools and The Conservatory, fifteen minutes from the city – and the house is listed at exactly the tier it holds.

In the Constantia Valley, behind Table Mountain; an independent house of The Collection by Liz McGrath.
Gardens; two salt-water pools; The Conservatory.
Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star 2026 for the hotel; holds four-star standing.

Good to know

Check-in from 15:00
Check-out by 11:00
Address — 93 Brommersvlei Road, Constantia, Cape Town
Number of rooms — 51

From the hotel's website, checked Oct 10, 2026

The neighborhood

Golden hour over Constantia Valley

Constantia Valley

The valley behind Table Mountain where the Cape's first vines were planted, fifteen minutes from the city. Here lie its gardens, the old wine farms of Constantia and, on the slopes, Kirstenbosch.

The wine farms of Constantia, five minutes by car.
Kirstenbosch, ten minutes by car.
Cape Town International Airport, twenty-five minutes by car.

“A seventeenth-century wine cellar turned country house in the Constantia Valley, behind Table Mountain.”

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