Protea Hotel Tsitsikamma

The Hotel

The magical Tsitsikamma Village Inn, Protea Hotels' eighth property on the Garden Route, is a family-owned and managed hotel, originally established in 1946. Close to the Tsitsikamma National Park at Storms River Mouth, the hotel consists of 49 free-standing rooms, village-style, where each cottage is individually decorated and has its own garden matching the specific colonial building style found in the Garden Route.

The main building, which traces its roots back to 1845, has a spacious dining room, incorporating the De Oude Martha Restaurant, the Hunters Inn Pub and GUEST Lounge. Situated just 5kms from Storms River Bridge, Protea Hotels Tsitsikamma Village offers a fun-filled adventure option for the more active GUEST and is popular both with the incentive and conference groups.

Protea Hotel Tsitsikamma Village - It's a Different World in the Tsitsikamma!

Features

Facilities at Protea Hotels Tsitsikamma Village include

Cafe Bacchus

A Victorian Tea Garden where visitors can enjoy food and drinks at a leisurely pace. Here, GUESTS can escape from the rat race, stress and mechanical mindedness of the times in the leisurely atmostphere of the hotel and gardens.

Cafe Bacchus specializes in a variety of mouth-watering cakes, including freshly baked cheese, carrot or chocolate cakes. It is not unusual to find travellers that turn off from the N2 into Storms River Village to enjoy our delicious light lunches. Visitors are spoiled with a choice of sandwiches, snacks, salad rolls or traditional South African home cooked meals. All this in a beautiful garden setting with a magical fountain in the middle, complimented by an enchanting statue of the delightful Bacchus himself.

De Oude Martha Restaurant

Martha was a child of the Tsitsikamma. She was born on the 6th of February 1942 on the farm Doriskraal. As a child she learned the secret of cooking good, traditional South African Food from her mother, Mary-Jane, who herself was a natural cook. Today, the Inn still remains loyal to the legacy Martha Makwela left and continues in the tradition of good, home cooked food.

Hunter's Inn Pub

The preferred watering hole for most locals in the Tsitsikamma area, the warmth of an antique fireplace is only matched by the equally warm smile of the Head Barman, John Matroos, that will make you feel at home almost immediately.

Tsitsikamma Conference Centre

Imagine a conference breakaway where old traditions of warmth and hospitality thrive side-by side with all the wonders of modern technology. Our conference centre has it all, as well as state-of-the-art equipment.

Location

Located in the Tsitsikamma National Park at the Storms River Mouth, Protea Hotels Tsitsikamma Village is

1. 65 km from Plettenberg bay (small airport)
2. 170 km to Port Elizabeth and George airports
3. 5km from Storms River Bridge for restaurants, sightseeing, Arts and Crafts shops, Petrol Station, ATM
4. 65km to Plettenberg Bay for Movie Theatres, Shopping malls, Beach, Restaurants, Scuba diving

Attractions

Situated in the heart of the beautiful Garden Route, with the following activities in the area

1. Adventure company (blackwater tubing, tree top canopy tours, hiking, boat cruises, etc).
2. Fernery
3. Tsitsikamma National Park
4. The Big Tree
5. Monkeyland - Rehabilitating traumatised Primates
6. Wolf Sanctuary - Rehabilitation of traumatised wolves
7. Bloukrans - Officially the world's highest bungy jump at 216 metres

Places of interest include

1. Cadillac Shack - Collectors call the '58, '59 and '60 the "Big Three" - with the biggest fins of all the Cadillacs ever built. This private museum is possibly the only place in the world where you are likely to see all three of them in one collection.
2. Village Trading Post - curios, antiques, bric-a-brac, arts and crafts, preserves and more for sale

Rooms

Accommodation at the Protea Hotel Tsitsikamma Village comprises 49 rooms, situated in the garden area, comprising

1. 17 Double-bedded rooms
2. 30 Rooms with 2 twin beds

Rustic log homes
Rustic log homes on the other side of the main building provide a different experience with the emphasis on the wood-cutting legacy of the Tsitsikamma. Four of these rooms have self-catering facilities.

Honeymoon Room
A honeymoon hideaway for newly-weds or couples wanting a romantic getaway in a magical forest.

Arniston
Charming Victorian fishermens' cottages.

De Oude Pastorie
A simple Karoo Pastorie (pastor's home), with its deep stoep and sash windows.

The Four Forester's Cottages
Four typical mid-Victorian cottages - Rose, Cherry, Fern and Forget-Me-Not.

The Barn
The Barn situated just off the Village square offers rooms with showers.

iKaya suite
The African experience is captured in the Ikaya suite, decorated in the earthy colours that make the continent so special. Traditional masks complete the picture.

The Drostdy
You can opt for a sojourn in the imposing Cape Dutch style, the Drosdy or the Landdrost's (magistrate's) house.

Hanover
Typical Karoo Georgian-style cottages.

Rooms have an en-suite bathroom, with either a shower or bath, or both. Most rooms have under-floor heating, electric blankets, fans, television, telephone and tea/coffee-making facilities.

Specials

Eastern Cape

Weekend Pricebreaker Deals

Rate is room only!

Valid until 30 September 2010.

Terms & Conditions:
Minimum 2 night stay. Valid Friday, Saturday & Sunday nights only. Full pre-payment required. No cancellations or refunds. Subject to availability.

R 360.00
room only