Albertinia Hotel

The Albertinia Hotel, established in 1900, is a three-star rated establishment located in the tranquil town of Albertinia at the foot of the Langeberg mountain range along South Africa's Garden Route. Positioned strategically between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, the hotel has built an outstanding reputation for country hospitality over its century-long history.

The property has maintained its high standards through only six ownership changes, all remaining within family concerns, allowing traditions to be preserved. The hotel has earned both national and international recognition for its ambiance, accommodation, and notably its legendary food service, as evidenced by guest testimonials that remain consistently positive across decades.

Accommodation options include various room types, all featuring en-suite bathrooms with bathtubs and overhead showers. The rooms are equipped with Smart TVs, tea and coffee-making facilities, heaters, fans, and telephones. Room configurations range from single rooms to family rooms that can accommodate up to five people, with the latter featuring a double bed, bunk bed, and single bed combination.

The hotel offers comprehensive dining facilities, including a dining room serving table d'hote menu items, wholesome home-cooked meals, and full English breakfasts. A well-stocked wine cellar complements the à la carte menu, and guests can enjoy pub lunches or lighter meals in the tea garden.

The establishment serves as an ideal base for exploring local attractions, with activities such as golfing, bird watching, game drives, 4x4 routes, angling, and bungee jumping all within a 10-minute drive. The area is surrounded by wheat farms, traditional thatch-cutting operations, aloe product factories, and the Jakkalsvlei Winery. The hotel also offers conference facilities for up to 50 people and serves as a wedding venue.