Brian Berkman revisits South Africa’s Garden Route and its award-winning Fancourt Golf Estate and finds all Covid-protections and more in place.
South Africa
The Fancourt Estate, Western Cape, South Africa
13/11/2020 .The Peninsula All-Suite Hotel, Cape Town
23/10/2020 .
Brian Berkman discovers a South African seaside hotel flourishing during lockdown where others failed – here’s why.
The Gorgeous George, Cape Town, South Africa
19/10/2020 .
Brian Berkman stays at Cape town’s newest luxury hotel and finds it totally gorgeous.
Home* Suites Home Bristol, Johannesburg
09/09/2020 .
Join Brian Berkman as he explores Home* Suites Home Bristol, Johannesburg’s latest boutique hotel.
Brenaissance Guest Estate for post-lockdown
08/04/2020 .
In 2020 the tourism world as we know it changed. One of the most profound impacts of Covid-19 is the growth in bolt-hole getaways where you and loved ones can keep to yourselves.
Trail’s End Bike Hotel, Western Cape
22/09/2019 .
Brian Berkman stays at Africa’s first bike hotel to explore the Groenland mountains.
L’Ermitage, Franschhoek
24/05/2019 .
South Africa’s culinary capital Franschhoek remains the go-to location for people who relish fine cuisine and excellent wines.
12 Apostles Hotel And Spa, Cape Town
24/04/2019 .
If there is a South African hotel that brings you nearer to Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean then the 12 Apostles I can’t think of one.
Birkenhead House, Western Cape
06/11/2018 .
Sure, we know all about barefoot luxury – that often bandied about term to suggest palm-fringed beaches and soft sand between the toes with staff walking about with freshly cracked coconuts and umbrella-topped pineapple cocktails.
One&Only, Cape Town
01/11/2018 .
The differentiator at the top end of the luxury travel market is the opportunity to have a captivating story to tell that with which to engage your friends and colleagues when you return.
Since its high-profile opening in 2009 when A-lister global celebrities flitted in to launch The One&Only Cape Town, this resort-style hotel in the epicentre of Cape Town’s Waterfront development has matured like a good wine.
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