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Babylonstoren is a breathtaking farm that dates back to 1692, nestled in the Drakenstein Valley in the heart of the Cape Winelands, conveniently located between Franschhoek and Paarl. Known for producing outstanding wines, the farm also features a stunning five-hectare garden that provides ingredients for its three on-site restaurants. With serene views, a tranquil Garden Spa, a modern wine-tasting center, and plenty of dirt roads for guests to explore on mountain bikes, the farm offers a perfect blend of nature and relaxation.
Lodgings
The accommodations at Babylonstoren combine contemporary luxury with historical charm on a working farm. Guests can choose from a variety of options, including the Farmhouse, Manor House, Fynbos Cottages, Fynbos Family House, and Garden Cottages. Each unit reflects the authentic Cape Dutch style and features carefully selected books, wood-burning fireplaces, silky sarongs, and wellies for exploring the farm. Select cottages come with private verandas, ideal for enjoying the complimentary bottles of Babylonstoren wine at sunset. Guests also enjoy a delicious daily breakfast.
Things to Do
Babylonstoren is a destination in itself, with a multitude of activities to enjoy. Start the day with a farm-fresh breakfast at Babel Restaurant, followed by a leisurely stroll through the beautifully designed garden. For lunch, head to the Greenhouse Restaurant, housed in a charming conservatory, or explore The Farm Shop, which offers fresh baked goods and items from the Milk Room, Coffee Roastery, Gelato Room, and more. Delicious Italian-inspired meals can be savored at The Old Bakery on select evenings, including Carnivore Evenings. For wine enthusiasts, the estate’s glass-encased wine-tasting center offers a refined experience. Additionally, guests can enjoy workshops on various farm-related topics and unwind at the luxurious Garden Spa.
Child Friendly? Yes
Pet Friendly? No
Wifi? Yes
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