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GRande Roche hotel Paarl, south africa

GRande Roche hotel
Paarl, south africa
A short drive from Cape Town, Grande Roche Hotel
represents a truly quintessential Cape Winelands
experience. Reflecting its 18th-century heritage
of this Cape Dutch homestead, the property has
earned national monument status and features
modern amenities, including heated floors and
Internet access. Gourmets relish the world-renowned
Bosman’s Restaurant, with its
Award–winning selection of wines. You’re minutes
away from a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course,
and less than a two-hour drive from the Sanbona
Wildlife Reserve, home to some of the world’s only
free-roaming white lions.
Wine Spectator Grand
GRande Roche hotel
Paarl, south africa

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