Durbanville Hills Guest-house Accommodation
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Discover 9 accommodation options in Durbanville hills with an average price of R346 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Durbanville hills offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Durbanville hills adventure? With prices averaging around R346 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Durbanville hills stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Four Palms Accommodation
R 1,700
Four Palms Accommodation sits in Durbanville Hills with direct access to main routes. Guests can start their day watching sunrise over the Hottentots Holland Mountain range before exploring nearby wine estates and shopping centres.
Four Palms Accommodation
R 1,700
Evertsdal Guesthouse
R 2,676
Evertsdal Guesthouse is a 32-room accommodation in Cape Town's northern suburbs, close to Durbanville and Tygervalley. The property sits near the Durbanville wine route and provides easy access to business districts and entertainment venues.
Evertsdal Guesthouse
R 2,676
Eversview Guesthouse
R 1,804
Eversview Guesthouse is a four-star accommodation at the foot of Tygerberg in Eversdal, with views of the Hottentots-Holland Mountain Range. The property has solar energy and a generator, plus a swimming pool and spacious lounge area.
Eversview Guesthouse
R 1,804
Le Petit Chateau
R 1,590
Le Petit Chateau Guest House provides accommodation in Durbanville's northern suburbs with solar panels for uninterrupted electricity during load shedding. The property serves corporate travellers and families with spacious suites, convenient highway access and proximity to Cape Town's business districts.
Le Petit Chateau
R 1,590
Homestead Villas
R 1,645
Homestead Villas is set within Welgedacht Security Estate, 25 minutes from Cape Town's CBD and adjacent to Tygerberg Nature Reserve. This accommodation comprises 10 suites with 12 bedrooms, including self-catering units and executive suites with views of the Boland mountains.
Homestead Villas
R 1,645
Old Oak Guest House
R 1,120
Established in 1996, Old Oak Guest House is positioned in Bellville within Cape Town's northern suburbs. This accommodation suits business and leisure travellers seeking central access to medical facilities, shopping centres and the Cape Wine Routes.
Old Oak Guest House
R 1,120
Tyger Hills Guest House
R 2,380
Tyger Hills Guest Accommodation is a 3-star graded, owner-managed establishment in Bellville. Each self-catering room has a private entrance, kitchen and bathroom. Secure on-site parking and free Wi-Fi are provided.
Tyger Hills Guest House
R 2,380
R 1,600
CAPO CABANA is a guest house in Plattekloof with views of Table Mountain and Cape Town. The accommodation sits on Tygerberg Hills with five front-facing rooms opening onto a pool and garden area.
Capo Cabana
R 1,600
Ramasibi Bed & Breakfast
R 1,190
Ramasibi Bed & Breakfast provides accommodation in Panorama, Parow, within Cape Town's Northern Suburbs. The property comprises seven bedrooms with private bathrooms, an onsite restaurant, and a swimming pool. Easy highway access makes it convenient for exploring the Winelands.
Ramasibi Bed & Breakfast
R 1,190
About Durbanville hills
Durbanville is a well-established area in the Western Cape, developed around agriculture and later expanding into residential zones. The region includes estates where grapes thrive in the unique terroir, contributing to South Africa's wine industry. Local farms have been cultivating vines for decades, and the climate supports a variety of varietals that appeal to enthusiasts.
One key feature is the wine estates that dot the landscape, providing opportunities for tastings and tours. Visitors can explore cellars and learn about production methods from knowledgeable staff. The area also has parks and reserves nearby, such as the Tygerberg Nature Reserve, which is about 10 kilometers away and offers trails for walking. Beaches in Blouberg, roughly 15 kilometers to the west, provide spots for relaxation and water sports.
In terms of activities, Durbanville caters to those seeking leisure and adventure. Cycling routes wind through the hills, and birdwatching is popular in the surrounding fields. The local community hosts events at venues like the Durbanville Racecourse, adding to the calendar of things to do. Durbanville hills accommodation options range from guesthouses to self-catering units, allowing travelers to choose based on their preferences.
The history of Durbanville traces back to the 17th century with early European settlements. Over time, it evolved from a farming outpost to a suburban hub. Modern developments include shopping centers and schools, making it family-friendly. Public transport links it easily to Cape Town's attractions, such as the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, which is around 25 kilometers south.