Drostdy Hotel
'A National monument in the oldest towns in the Eastern Cape, 4th oldest in South Africa, Eastern Cape'
| Drostdy Hotel - Built in 1806 and designed by famous French architect Louis Thibault as the "Drostdy" of the district. "Drostdy" is the Dutch word for magistrates court. Restored to it's former splendour by De Oude Meester group in 1977, it plays host to many of the groups priceless antiques and paintings. Drostdy Hotel is one of 220 national monuments in the oldest town in the Eastern Cape and the fourth oldest in South Africa. The yellowwood floors, Persian carpet, antique table and grandiose fresh flower arrangement gives you an idea what lies ahead. The imposing slave bell reminds of a time when the cottages were emancipated slave quarters. DROSTDY HOTEL ROOM & SUITE TYPES: Each and every one of the 51 rooms varies in size, shape, and decor. All are en-suite, equipped with air-conditioning and all modern day amenities to ensure a luxurious stay. Each room at the Drostdy Hotel also has one or more priceless antique from the Rembrandt collection in pristine condition. FOOD & WINE: In De Camdeboo á la carte restaurant yellow candlelight reflecting in antique yellowwood tables and an excellent selection of Cape wines adds warmth to good company. FACILITIES/ACTIVITIES: – Swimming Pool – Garden From Drostdy Hotel take part in an excursion to the Valley of Desolation and experience the aweinspiring rock formations and the splendid view across the Plains of Camdeboo. Discover rich history behind Graaff-Reinet in the many museums, indulge in its plethora of century old indigenous Karoo architecture or drive to nearby Nieu-Bethesda and experience a typical Karoo village. |
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