The Robertson Small Hotel

Chic sophistication meets Old World charm at The Robertson Small Hotel, a luxurious 5-star country retreat luring with unsurpassed comfort, exceptional service and a lavish splurge of genuine hospitality. This unsung jewel of the scenic Breede River Valley encapsulates outer-city hospitality at its most refined in an elegant boutique hotel which calls for an unhurried sojourn in the heart of the quaint town of Robertson. The contrasting design of this exquisite space personifies a harmonious journey from yesteryear to the contemporary now, captured in an exclusive family of three, with each of the components distinctly unique in style, yet effortlessly intertwined with one another. The Robertson Small Hotel’s family of three encapsulates the royal Victorian Manor House, a national monument built in 1909; suave yet relaxed Stable Suites and the serene Poolside Suites, flaunting a crisp cool sense of calm at the water’s edge. The same contrast of clean, natural hues and rich organic textures, silhouetted against a monochrome palette of French white, is integrated in ten luxury suites. Each of the air-conditioned rooms is cocooned with its own unique celebration of modern design and fusion of eclectic yet comfortable furnishings whilst reflecting an appreciation for space. These deluxe suites not only provide solace for the soul, but are also fitted with the latest technology to cater for the needs of the trendy traveller and businessman. Enhancing The Robertson Small Hotel experience, the Manor House is home to a cosy bar lounge, flaunting slick mirror, lead and pewter detail and a state-of-the-art wine cellar which lends a backdrop to the hotel’s signature restaurant, Reuben’s at the Robertson. Serving up culinary brilliance under the guidance of chef extraordinaire Reuben Riffel – famed for his world- acclaimed restaurant in Franschhoek – this gorgeously appointed gastronomic sphere spills out onto a tranquil courtyard, the heart of the hotel, where the family trio converge. We are excited to share with you that The Robertson Small Hotel has recently undergone a complete redesign. The hotel’s relationship with their collaborators and contributors has been a unique feature of the renovation. Curated by Studio Ashby of London, the redesign saw local designers and collaborators tasked with creating bespoke items to form part of a brand new look while enhancing the award-winning facilities. The Victorian Manor Houses Rooms as well as the Stables and Poolside Suites , the ample gardens and Wellness room were all set upon by designers and artists including Alexis Barrel, Michael Chandler, Renee Rossouw, House of Gozdawa, Lisa Firer, Rene Botes, Bonfred Furniture among others. Fashion designer and textile artist Alexis Barrell drew inspiration from local flora and fauna to design a range of textile works using techniques such as hand block printing and intricate and laborious process of carving sketches into wood and printing on cotton with natural dyes by hand. The small Restaurant received a new menu courtesy of Rose Ashby of Spring Restaurant at Somerset House in London, with the focus on seasonal produce sourced in the Robertson area Ashby worked alongside head chef Tiaan van Greunen. The EM BAR, a custom designed bar in blue and  white porcelain by artist  Michael Chandler, offers a selection of the area’s finest wines and a small range of cocktails. We invite you to be of our first guests to preview the changes book a stay with us before the end of this year and enjoy exclusive past guest benefits.

90 minutes from Cape Town, this boutique hotel is strategically placed in the heart of the Robertson Wine Valley.  Tucked between the Langeberg and Riviersonderend mountain ranges, this picturesque wine route is a visual feast with its landscape of roads fringed by a kaleidoscopic array of flowers, trees and vineyards. Through the Valley, winds the source of life – the Breede River – sustaining it all.Robertson has an indescribable magic which permeates throughout the natural milieu and seems to be absorbed by the people who live there, emulated by their efforts to collectively put the destination on the map as a highly desirable wine tourism experience. This was executed most notably through their four annual wine festivals but, apart from these well-attended events, the multi-faceted Valley boasts a wide diversity of activities and experiences, for which the modern traveller ardently yearns.

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