About The Coach House @ Val du Charron Wine & Leisure Estate
Val du Charron Wine & Leisure Estate and Guesthouse is located on a working farm in the heart of the Bovlei valley, ten minutes from the town of Wellington and under an hour's drive from Cape Town.
Val du Charron is the original name of Wellington. It was so named towards the end of the 17th century when the area was settled by the French Huguenots, who brought with them the art of wine- and wagonmaking. De Groenenbergh farm (now Val du Charron) was proclaimed in 1699 and granted to Mr. Pieter Erasmus of the Netherlands who farmed on this property with his four sons. Val Du Charron is a modern venue with an old wine making tradition and fascinating history.
The Coach house comprises three luxurious suites, each with stunning views of the vineyards/garden and the Hawekwa Mountains.
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Accommodation Options
Presidential/Honeymoon Suite
Luxurious two sleeper with expansive views of the vineyards & Hawekwa mountains. Large flat screen TV with full DSTV package. Fully air-conditioned. Full bathroom (shower, spa bath) en-suite. Private balcony. Exterior fireplace, sun deck & plunge pool.
Luxury Five-Star Suite
Spacious two sleeper with expansive views of the vineyards and Hawekwa mountains. Large flat screen TV with full DSTV package. Fully air-conditioned. Full bathroom (shower, spa bath) en-suite. Private balcony. Exterior fireplace, sun deck & plunge pool.
Luxury Five-Star Suite 2
Two sleeper with expansive views of the vineyards and Hawekwa mountains. Large flat screen TV with full DSTV package. Fully air-conditioned. Full bathroom (shower, spa bath) en-suite. Private balcony. Exterior fireplace, sun deck & plunge pool.
Standard Room Amenities
At a Glance
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Rating:
★★★★★
- Rooms: 3
- Check In: 14:00
- Check Out: 10:00
- Languages: English
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