15 On Le Roux

Oorsig
Geriewe
Kostes
Weer

vanaf R550 PP deel

Kapasiteit: 7 gaste

Oorsig

15 On Le Roux offers cosy shared self-catering accommodation located in the scenic and historical town of Robertson. The property is the ideal base to visit all the attractions, facilities, and historical sites in this part of Route 62. Accommodation comprises a 5-sleeper unit and a double room with an en suite bathroom. The entire guest house can be booked as a whole for a group of 7 guests, depending on availability. This cosy 5-sleeper unit has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a shower. The 1st room has 1 double bed and 1 single bed, and the 2nd room has 1 double bed. This cosy 2-sleeper room has a private entrance, is furnished with a double bed and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a separate bath and shower. Both options have access to a charming shared open-plan kitchen that has appliances to cook meals and an air-conditioned living area with a TV for media entertainment. Free Wi-Fi access and secure parking are available on-site too. 15 On Le Roux is ideally situated 1 km from the shopping centre, wineries, and grocery stores in the main road. The property is also 4 km from Robertson Golf Club and equestrian estates in the area.

Robertson is located in The Heart of Route 62, the longest wine route in the world, which stretches all the way from Cape Town to Gqeberha. Robertson is well known for its beauty, renowned for its wines of connoisseur quality, radiant roses, and thoroughbred horses. Columns of red or yellow cannas and flaming bougainvillea line the roads outside the wine estates; Gardens overflow and vineyards are banked with roses, while brilliant mauve jacarandas shade the streets. The Robertson Wine Route is an officially recognised Wine of Origin region and the Cape's largest wine-producing region under irrigation. Orchard upon orchard of decidious fruit, destined for the national and international markets, punctuates the landscape that isn't covered by vineyards, their blossoms scenting the air in spring and their fruit-laden trees delighting the eye in summer.