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Right on the main thoroughfare of Franschhoek's bustling high street, Le Quartier Francais (or LQF as the staff all call it) is an excellent boutique option. The feeling of a village within itself, each of the 22 rooms is located in a Victorian-style townhouse, surrounding a central outdoor pool. The best are the Garden Suites which offer a bit more room, living areas, and enormous bathrooms. A sumptuous breakfast is served in The Conservatory, but make sure to book a table at La Petite Colombe, one of Cape Town's best restaurants. John Norris Rogers heads a young and enthusiastic team, serving six and twelve-course menus. Marigold restaurant, owned by Le Quartier Francais' Indian owner, Analjit Singh, introduces authentic Punjabi flavours to Cape Town's French quarter. An excellent option, located in what couldn't be a more convenient part of town.
Wine tasting
Foodies
Designer Shopping
Cycling
Wildlife Area
Restrictions on children
Gourmet
Wedding license
Charming
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Free wifi
Sit-out Terrace
Good wine list
Townhouse
Spa
Restaurant
Boutique
Chic
Disabled access
Restaurant with rooms
Contemporary
Luxury
Restrictions on children
Children cannot be accommodated at this hotel.Swimming Pool
Outdoor pool.Airport transfer
Surcharge.Safe
Bath robes
Parking
Bar
Wedding license
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Free wifi
In room DVD
Walking distance restaurants
Outdoor dining
Massage
No pets
Library
Bicycle hire
Sit-out Terrace
Good wine list
Room service
Spa
Restaurant
Garden
Sitting Room
Wifi
Disabled access
Suites
Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
In room music system
Wine tasting
Designer Shopping
Cycling
Wildlife Area
Located in the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, this privately-owned, small auberge has beautiful gardens, a day spa, and a private screening room. Rooms range from Four Quarters Suites around a courtyard with a private pool to Grande Rooms with double volume ceilings. Book in advance to enjoy the African-inspired menu at the Tasting Room.
Originally published by Condé Nast Traveller
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