STEP BACK IN TIME…
Unique accommodation in the heart of historic Tulbagh.
So much more than just a hotel, Cape Dutch Quarters is a local landmark with a distinct focus on relaxed country life, welcome service and genuine Tulbagh hospitality.
Located between the restaurants, museums and gardens of the old village, most places of interest are located within a few minutes’ walk from your accommodation. The top Tulbagh wine farms are only a 5-minute drive away.’
The beautiful, romantic, convenient and friendly place to stay in Tulbagh.
We look forward to welcoming you…
Choose between Superior Guest House, Luxury- or Classic Self-Catering hospitality – offering you an authentic country experience
SEASONAL PACKAGES AND SPECIALS
| SUNDAY WEEKEND EXTENDER |
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Extend your weekend with a one or two night stay and get and incredible 35% off the standard price of your bed and breakfast accommodation. (Sunday arrivals only)
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| MID-WEEK SPARKLER WITH KRONE MCC |
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Receive a free-bottle of Krone MCC with all mid-week bookings (Direct and full price bookings Sunday to Thursday only – Validate by quoting deal when booking). Superior Rooms R500 PPPN |
| SUMMER WEEKEND TASTE OF TULBAGH |
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Get it all! Two nights B&B accommodation, a three-course dinner for two at a nearby restaurant and free entrance to the four museums in Church Street. Superior Rooms R700 PPPN |
Conditions apply. Prices based on two people sharing. Valid until the 20 September 2019. Deals not valid on the night before public holidays.
WEDDINGS & EVENTS
EVENTS & CELEBRATIONS
Phone Marcel NOW on 082 428 6848 and start planning your awesome event in Tulbagh!
CONFERENCES
Tulbagh have a lot of conference facilities, let us know and we will organize it for you.
The Fine Collection
"Learn to wait, there is always time for everything."
A word from Jayson and Charmaine at Cape Dutch Quarters in Tulbagh, South Africa. #StandingStrong
Facts and trivia about Cape Dutch Quarters
- The original T – shape house was built in 1810 by Petrus Francois Theron and extended into its current H – shape in 1861.
- After the earthquake, this house was destined for demolition, however Boland Bank (who owned the building at the time), elected to pay for the bulk of its restoration, the cost of which exceeded that of any other in the street.
- Our company mascots Fairfax and Horatio are well behaved Maltese cross dogs that spend most of their time sleeping on their thrones in reception.
- Tulbagh Country Guest House was established in 2000 by Ginny Clark, the current owner’s late mother.
Cape Dutch Quarters was established in 2005 by Jayson Augustyn-Clark to manage and market historic houses in Church Street