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Steenberg Hotel and Spa

Steeped in history and surrounded by the beauty of the Constantia Valley, Steenberg Hotel and Spa feels wonderfully removed from the bustle of Cape Town. Dating back to 1682, this beautiful wine estate blends its heritage with understated luxury, offering elegant accommodation, exceptional dining, golf and a wonderful spa — all within a relaxed, intimate setting.

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Food and wine are at the heart of the experience, with Bistro Sixteen82 and Tryn offering delicious ways to enjoy the estate. Golfers can take on the championship course, while hiking and cycling trails, cellar tours and tastings, and a beautiful pool invite you to slow down and enjoy the surroundings.

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And when you fancy a taste of the city, Cape Town is close by, with complimentary transfers to the V&A Waterfront. Steenberg Hotel and Spa offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful, beautiful retreat with the energy of Cape Town within easy reach.

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Why We Love Steenberg Hotel and Spa  .... 

We love Steenberg Hotel and Spa for the feeling it gives you from the moment you arrive — a sense that you can exhale, slow down and settle into the Cape.

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It’s a wonderfully private and intimate base from which to explore the Cape Peninsula, with outstanding wine (can highly recommend The Black Swan Sauvignon Blanc), wonderful food, nature, history, golf, spa and wellbeing all woven into the relaxed rhythm of Constantia. All with the warmth, personal service and attention to detail of a truly special boutique hotel.

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We also love that Steenberg Hotel and Spa genuinely cares about its community. We were particularly inspired by their support of the local fishing community through the Abalobi programme, which connects small-scale fishers directly with restaurants and consumers, helping them earn a fairer price while creating a more sustainable seafood supply chain.

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For us, that combination of place, people, experience and purpose is what makes Steenberg Hotel and Spa so special. Stay longer. Go deeper. Experience the Winelands and the Cape differently.

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