The Den Apartments

• Property TypeApartments
• Guests42
• Rooms/Units18
• Minimum Stay2 Nights
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The Den Apartments is a property for self catering in Stellenbosch for anyone visiting the Cape Winelands region.

About The Den Apartments

The Den Apartments offer accommodation in Stellenbosch only a 5 minute walk from the University Campus. The Studio and the Two Bedroom open plan holiday apartments have been meticulously designed to create a harmonious work-play environment, complete with high-quality finishes, making The Den the perfect space to unwind.

Self Catering Accommodation

The Den Apartments offer high-speed Fibre internet and a serviced lift while the building ensures a safe environment with private parking, rooftop swimming pool, braai area, closed circuit cameras, biometrics and 24-hour security.

Studio Apartment:
Our Studio Apartment features a bathroom with a shower only and an open plan bedroom, living room and fully equipped kitchen. The bedroom is tastefully decorated and dressed with 100% pure cotton percale. Sliding doors open up to a private patio with braai Facilities.

Luxury Apartment:
Our Luxury Apartment features two bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower only, an open plan living room and fully equipped kitchen. Bedroom one has a double bed, and bedroom two has two single beds, each tastefully decorated and dressed with 100% pure cotton percale. Sliding doors open up to a private patio with braai facilities.

Facilities

• Air Conditioning & Heating
• Braai Facilities
• Complimentary Toiletries
• DStv
• Flat Screen TV
• Hairdryer
• Nespresso Machine
• Private Patio
• Pure Cotton Percale Bedding
• Safe for Valuables
• Security
• Rooftop Swimming Pool

The area

The beautiful little town of Stellenbosch, roughly an hour from Cape Town, lies surrounded by the Stellenbosch Mountains in the Jonkershoek River Valley in one of the most picturesque settings in the Cape. The second oldest town in South Africa has fondly been called ‘Eikestad' or city of oaks and its streets are lined with some of the most beautiful surviving examples of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture in the Cape.

Dorp Street is a national monument and taking the time to walk around this cosy old part of Stellenbosch, with its secluded lanes, water furrows, cosmopolitan restaurants and coffee bistros, with superb views of mountain, vineyards and orchards, is an idyllic morning venture.