The Robertson Wine Valley.
It is ideally situated at the Route 62 on your trip from the Garden Route / Oudtshoorn to Cape Town (160 km) or revers and includes Ashton, Bonnievale, McGregor, Montagu and Robertson.
150 years of history has made Robertson to one of the most attractive Cape Winelands town, best known for its Victorian buildings, Jacaranda-lined streets and beautiful gardens, but most importantly for their outstanding wines, produced by more than 50 award winning wine estates.
With 355 days of sunshine, the valley of wine and roses offers a wide range of excellent activities, such as wine & dine, golf, cruise on the Breede river, hiking and biking, presented with true country hospitality.
Hotel, lodge, manor house, bed & breakfast, boutique guest house, self-catering? Lot’s of choices.
It is easy – GUBAS DE HOEK meet eat sleep is the place where you meet, eat and sleep in Robertson.
Welcome to GUBAS DE HOEK meet eat sleep
More than a guest house it is home!
Reviewed 14 May 2016 We were a group of 8 friends from 4 countries who spent 2 nights at Gubas de Hoek during a week long holiday in the Cape region.. I would highly recommend this Guesthouse. The rooms were very comfortable and very nicely furnished but it was the attention to detail that impressed us. When we arrived we were offered free welcome drinks. There is a beautiful garden with a covered patio area which was lit up at night and built in braai with a guest kitchen with fridge/freezer. They provided blankets to take the chill off. It was lovely. We had steaks on the barbecue and a great evening. They also provided all cutlery and glasses Tec. Would definitely come back. Thank you to Balbina for being such a good host and hotelier. Not forgetting the great breakfast - full house
Great Experience” (Tripadvisor)
RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
is tourism ‘that creates better places for people to live in, and better places to visit’.
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GUBAS DE HOEK meet eat sleep philosophy is:
”There is nothing good unless we’ll start doing it ourselves.”
Energy:
- Hot water with solar and heat pumps
- Power from photovoltaic on our roof
Environment:
- Waste and water avoiding before recycling
- Local is lekker
Social impacts:
- Dual education system for our team
- Supporting local projects and people
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