Vines on a Paarl wine farm below the Drakenstein mountains. Context photograph of the area, not of the property itself.
Aan de Paarlberg is a guest house in Paarl, in the Cape Winelands. Guest house built against the Paarl Mountain slope in the Lemoenkloof area at the northern end of town.
Location
Paarl is the largest of the Winelands towns and the least boutique of the three, built along a single very long Main Street below the granite domes of Paarl Mountain, with the Berg River running through and wine and fruit farms spreading north into Agter-Paarl and Windmeul, east into Dal Josafat and Klein Drakenstein, and south towards Simondium. It is a working town first and a wine destination second, which is part of why it is generally cheaper than Stellenbosch or Franschhoek.
The property is in Lemoenkloof, at 16 Lemoenkloof Road, Lemoenkloof, Paarl.
Getting there
Paarl is about 60 km from Cape Town on the N1, roughly 50 minutes by road, and around 45 km from Cape Town International Airport. It is on the Metrorail line from Cape Town and the Shosholoza Meyl long-distance trains stop here, but the town is spread out and the farms are well outside it, so a car is the practical choice. Stellenbosch and Franschhoek are both under half an hour away.
For the wider area — what there is to see, when to come and how the wine routes fit together — see our Paarl destination guide.
Accommodation at a glance
- Property type: Guest house
- Rooms or units: 6 (as published by the operator)
- Grading: 4 star
- Facilities listed: pool, free wifi, secure parking
- Address: 16 Lemoenkloof Road, Lemoenkloof, Paarl
The details above are those the operator publishes. We have not inspected this property, and nothing on this page is a review.
Exploring Paarl from here
A base here puts you close to the Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve and Paarl Rock, the Afrikaans Language Monument, the long Main Street with its Cape Dutch and Victorian frontages, and the wine farms of the Paarl and Wellington routes. Franschhoek and Stellenbosch are both short drives, and Cape Town is under an hour on the N1.
Booking this property
Summer, December to March, is hot and dry and the busiest period, with harvest running from February into April. Autumn and spring are mild and quieter. Winter brings the rain and the green, and the lowest rates of the year on the farms. Rates and availability are set by the property and its booking provider, not by this guide.
Check-in and check-out times, deposit and cancellation terms, child and pet policies and parking arrangements are all set by Aan de Paarlberg. Confirm them on the booking page before you commit, and confirm anything you are relying on — an accessible room, a cot, secure parking for a hired car — directly with the property.
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