Paarl Accommodation
Sleeping 2 guests from Sat, 13 Feb 2027 to Mon, 15 Feb 2027
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Discover 8 accommodation options in Paarl with an average price of R2,900 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Paarl offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Paarl adventure? With prices averaging around R2,900 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Paarl stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Luxurious Private Holiday Home in Paarl
In the heart of historic Paarl, South Africa's Western Cape wine region, this luxurious accommodation offers a spacious house for up to 6 guests with 3 bedrooms, and a cozy studio for 2-4, starting from just 59 per night. Discover the perfect getaway!
Luxurious Private Holiday Home in Paarl
Nestled against Paarlberg, Ladera Vista offers luxurious accommodation with panoramic views of the Paarl Valley and Drakenstein Mountains. Guests relish rustic self-catering units, a stunning pool, braai spots, and nearby attractions for an unforgettable holiday escape.
Ladera Vista
d'Olyfboom Family Estate
R 2,900
This guesthouse in Paarl combines old farmhouse charm with modern design across spacious, stylish guest suites. Views sweep over the Paarl winelands from a central location. An outdoor pool sits within green gardens. The accommodation maintains rustic character while incorporating quality fixtures throughout.
d'Olyfboom Family Estate
R 2,900
In the heart of South Africa's picturesque Winelands, a welcoming Belgian couple at De Wingerd Wijnland Lodge offers luxurious accommodation with breathtaking valley views, a sparkling pool, and easy access to wine tastings, hikes, and beaches—book your adventure today!
De Wingerd Wijnland Lodge
Middelplaas Guesthouse
Visitors to Middelplaas Paarl Guesthouse discover exceptional accommodation amidst Paarl's wine routes, with a kind host offering free shuttles, farm views, and amenities like WiFi and breakfast—ideal for memorable holiday getaways!
Middelplaas Guesthouse
Klein Waterkloof
Nestled in the heart of the Cape Winelands, Klein Waterkloof offers charming pet-friendly accommodation with cozy double rooms, ensuite bathrooms, and kitchenettes. Reopening in 2023, it's ideal for wine enthusiasts seeking peaceful getaways near farms and mountains.
Klein Waterkloof
Bona Vista
Nestled in the heart of Cape Winelands, surrounded by majestic Boland mountains, Bona Vista offers stylish solar-powered accommodation for holiday seekers. Enjoy self-catering rooms, wine tastings, and serene farm vibes near Paarl and Stellenbosch.
Bona Vista
Denneboom Vineyards & Wildlife
Nestled in the vibrant coastal town, Sarah explored sun-kissed beaches and vibrant markets, discovering ideal accommodation that enhanced her adventure. With crystal-clear waters and lively festivals, this holiday spot promises unforgettable memories for every seeker.
Denneboom Vineyards & Wildlife
About Paarl
Paarl is a key town in the Western Cape, known for its role in South Africa's wine industry. The region has a history dating back to the 17th century when it was settled by Dutch colonists. Key sites include the Paarl Mountain, which rises prominently and offers hiking trails with views of the surrounding valleys. The town's economy centres on agriculture, particularly grape cultivation, leading to a variety of estates where visitors can learn about viticulture.
The Afrikaans Language Museum in Paarl highlights the development of the Afrikaans language, drawing from its origins in the colonial era. Nearby, the Berg River flows through the area, providing spots for picnics and water activities. Paarl accommodation options range from guesthouses to farms, allowing guests to experience rural life. Distances are convenient, with Cape Town just an hour's drive away, making day trips feasible.
Local events often celebrate the harvest season, bringing communities together for festivals. The climate is Mediterranean, with warm summers and mild winters that support outdoor pursuits. Paarl's streets feature colonial buildings that reflect its past, offering a glimpse into South African history. Nature reserves in the vicinity protect indigenous flora and fauna, encouraging conservation efforts among residents and tourists.