Delaire Graff Estate

Delaire Graff Estate

A private wine estate atop the Helshoogte Pass, reached along a vineyard-lined road above Stellenbosch, deep in South Africa’s Cape Winelands.

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At a glance

Delaire Graff Estate sits atop the Helshoogte Pass above Stellenbosch, reached along a vineyard-lined mountain road roughly 50 minutes from Cape Town International Airport.

Garden, Luxury, and Superior Lodges, along with two Presidential Lodges and a four-bedroom Owner’s Villa, are set among the vines with private pools and views toward Table Mountain or the Simonsberg, with three restaurants, a Wine Lounge, a spa, and a private art collection among the estate’s facilities.

The design leans on Laurence Graff’s own art collection, sculptures set through the gardens, paintings and objects placed through the Wine Lounge’s interiors by David Collins Studio, so that moving through the estate feels as much like moving through a gallery as through a vineyard.

Delaire Graff Estate

In detail

  • Wellbeing

    Wellbeing

    A spa set among the vines draws on Cape Winelands ingredients and Augustinus Bader skincare, and the estate’s own art collection continues into its treatment spaces, a setting as much for looking as for unwinding.

  • Food & Drink

    Food & Drink

    Delaire Graff Restaurant, Hōseki, and Lorenzo’s cover bistro fare, Japanese cuisine, and Italian dishes across the estate, with produce drawn from the Estate’s own gardens and vineyards feeding into the kitchens. Meals are served with views across the Banghoek Valley, and the wine list draws entirely from the Estate’s own vineyards.

  • Activities

    Activities

    Tutored Wine Tasting Experiences run through the Estate’s art-filled Wine Lounge, alongside self-guided walks through the gardens and grounds, where more than 400 pieces from Laurence Graff’s private collection are set among the vines and pathways.

    Private dining, spa treatments, and boutique visits, including the Estate’s own Graff store, the only one on the continent, are arranged directly through the lodge.

Room Types

Garden Lodges

One-bedroom lodges with private pool and garden views, opening straight onto the vineyard.

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Luxury Lodges

One-bedroom lodges with private pool and living room, framed by views toward Table Mountain.

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Superior Lodges

One-bedroom lodges with heated pool and private deck, set among the vines.

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