Location for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection

Country:  South Africa	Province:  Western Cape	City / Town:  Constantia
Street Address:  93 Brommersvlei Road, Constantia, 7806

Description for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection

At The Cellars-Hohenort, we go above and beyond to provide the finest pet-friendly accommodation in Constantia, giving you and your four-legged family member the chance to enjoy an unforgettable stay. The Constantia Valley is renowned for its forests, vineyards, and natural abundance. Our spectacular garden provides a gateway to this natural beauty, with ancient camphor trees, a forest, a vineyard, a rose garden, and plenty of other wonders to discover.

Info for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection

Pet friendly for	Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
Accommodation Type	Hotel, Boutique Hotel, Restaurant, Café, Coffee Shop
Activities	Dogwalking, DSTV, Bird Watching, Fishing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Kitesurfing, Whale watching, Hiking, Trail Running, Golf, Tennis, Game Viewing, Shopping, Wifi, Swimming, Quad-biking, Mountain Biking, Canoeing
Pet Accommodation Types	Sleep inside
Pet Bedding	We supply
Pet Bowls	We supply
Pet Food Supplied	Yes
Enclosed Garden Option	Yes
Weather Conditions	Warm in summer and cool winters.
Nearest Vet Name	Alphen Veterinary Hospital
Vet Phone Number	+27217941522
Other Info for this area	A pet-friendly oasis in the Constantia Valley! You and your pet are now in reach of everything the breathtaking Cape Town has to offer, from dining to adventures. View our garden map to get a glimpse into this little slice of heaven. Dog-Friendly Activities in Constantia and Surrounds: Forests, cafes, restaurants, beaches, walks and so many other memorable adventures await during your stay at The Cellars-Hohenort dog-friendly hotel. Dining: Constantia is home to many dog-friendly restaurants that offer outdoor dining amidst plenty of greenery. Chardonnay Deli, Eagle’s Nest, Pastis, Simon’s at Groot Constantia, and La Parada at Constantia Nek all cater to humans and dogs. In Hout Bay, where you can grab lunch or coffee at Dunes Restaurant & Bar and Massimo’s before heading to the beach with your dog. Other places to explore include Aegir, The Toad in the Village, Café Roux, and The Food Barn in Noordhoek; Rhodes Memorial Restaurant in Newlands; Bootleggers Coffee in Kenilworth; Olympia Cafe and Deli in Kalk Bay; and Lime Tree Café in Bergvliet. In the City Centre, head to Clarke’s Bar and Dining Room, Company’s Garden or Society Bistro in Gardens. Take a drive along the Atlantic Seaboard and stop for a meal at Café Neo in Mouille Point, Jason Baker in Green Point, or Bootleggers Coffee in Bantry Bay or Sea Point. If you’re keen to head out a bit further, try Ons Huisie in Bloubergstrand or take a drive to Castella Amare or Die Damhuise in Melkbosstrand. Activities & Walks: Constantia is one of the most magical places for dog walks, and every canine will agree after exploring this incredible area. Within close reach of The Cellars-Hohenort, you will find walking trails such as the Constantia Belt, Klassenbosch Trail (just two minutes from the hotel’s entrance), Cecelia Forest (also a short distance away, accessed through Spilhouse and Hohenort Avenues). Beaches: Cape Town is home to a staggering number of beaches but not all of them are dog-friendly. When in doubt, always look for signage that will let you know if dogs are allowed. No-leash beaches: Clifton First Beach, Beta Beach in Bakoven; Sunset Beach in Sea Point; Froggy Pond in Simon’s Town; Long Beach in Kommetjie; Noordhoek Beach; Dolphin Beach in Table View; the middle section of Hout Bay Beach; Sunset Beach and Lagoon Beach in Milnerton; and Table View Beach. Leashed dog beaches include Graaff’s Tidal Pool in Sea Point; Capricorn Beach; Nine Miles Beach in Kommetjie; Dangers near St James; and Milton Beach and Tidal Pool in Sea Point. Limited access beaches that only allow dogs before 09h00 and after 18h00 between November and April include Big Bay and Blaawberg Beach in Bloubergstrand; Camps Bay Beach; Clifton Fourth; Llandudno; Melkbosstrand Beach; Milnerton Lagoon and Beach near the lighthouse; Saunders Rock Beach and Tidal Pool in Bantry Bay; Three Anchor Bay Beach; Sunrise Beach in Muizenberg; and Mnandi Beach in Strandfontein. Whichever beach you visit, always make sure that you follow basic guidelines. Other places to enjoy a walk with your dog include the Blue Route within the Fernkloof Nature Reserve and the Botanical Garden. The Cellars-Hohenort is all about giving you and your family an experience that will not be forgotten. Book your stay at our award-winning dog-friendly hotel in Constantia now and start planning the ultimate holiday in the beautiful Constantia Valley.

Requirements for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection

Pets must be kept on a leash when visiting us: Yes	Pets must be treated for ticks and fleas before they get here: Yes
Name tags are important for all visitors:  Yes
Rules for all our Best Friends visiting:  Upon arrival, please keep your pets secured in your vehicle until our Manager has established communication with you. All pet owners are responsible for their pet faeces and clean-up. Poop scoops will be available. During your stay with us, your pets are not to be left alone in your room or car. Please inquire about our Pet Sitting and Walking Services at the office. Please ensure your pets have sufficient food and water at all times.

Cost for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection (Subject to change)

Cost for human guests	RPlease contact us for a quote	Small Dogs Cost Per Day	RNo charge
Medium Dogs Cost Per Day	RNo Charge	Large Dogs Cost Per Day	RNo Charge
Cats Cost Per Day	RNo Charge

Contact for The Cellars-Hohenort | Liz McGrath Collection

Phone: +27 21 794 5535

Website: http://thecellars-hohenorthotel.com

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