Antiquated atmosphere in Swellendam

Swellendam, the historically significant third-oldest town in the nation, offers numerous outdoor activities due to the Langeberg Mountains and Breede River, and serves as a convenient stopover between Cape Town and the coastal resorts of Knysna and Plettenberg Bay.  Rothman Manor is an inviting host situated on a 3.5-hectare estate, surrounded by verdant gardens, meticulously maintained lawns, and shaded areas perfect for relaxation.

This region is the core of the Overberg, with numerous adjacent attractions, including the De Hoop and Marloth nature reserves, the Drostdy Museum, and a nine-hole golf course in town.  A brief drive will transport guests to the Robertson Wine Valley or to the southernmost point of Africa.  The adjacent terrain is also included in the Cape Floristic Region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Rothman Manor’s unique Cape Dutch architecture, dating back to 1834, along with its stylish interior and subtle African influences, ensures guests experience relaxation and comfort.  Among the six accommodation options are the XL-Suite, Suite Espirit, Suite Morning Sky, Suite Romance, Suite Africa, and the Cane Room.