Location

Stellenbosch is the heart of one of the oldest and best known wine routes in the world.

Directions and MAP
Stellenbosch is centrally situated between two freeways, the N1 and N2, 45 minutes from Cape Town, 20 minutes from the International Airport.

From Cape Town International Airport:
Take N2 towards Somerset West
Take Exit 33 (Baden Powell) to get onto R310 to Stellenbosch
Drive approx 15km to T-junction
Turn right to Stellenbosch
At the 2nd set of traffic lights turn right into Dorp Street
Drive up Dorp Street until you reach Eendracht Boutique Hotel (no 161) on your right.
Parking is available behind the hotel. The entrance to the parking area is just past the hotel.

From N2 – Garden Route
Take exit 43 off the N2
Turn right onto R44 to Stellenbosch
Travel approx 15km
At the traffic lights turn right into Dorp Street
Travel up Dorp Street to no 161 ( Eendracht Boutique Hotel) on right
Parking is available behind the hotel

From N1
Take exit 39 off N1 onto R304 to Stellenbosch
Travel 15km to the town
Continue straight along Bird Street until you reach T- junction
Turn left into Dorp Street
Eendracht Boutique Hotel is on the right a little further up the road.
Parking is available behind the hotel.

Click here for a map to Stellenbosch

Click here for a map to Eendracht Boutique Hotel

Suggested Itinerary
Stellenbosch is centrally located within easy reach of Western Cape's most sought after attractions. Most of these attractions are within a 60 km radius from Stellenbosch. We have a six-day itinerary available, which you can use.

Restaurants
As Eendracht is in the centre of the historic town the majority of the best restaurants and cafes (more than 38 in total) is within an easy stroll. Some of these are: Fishmonger (seafood), Decameron (Italian), Volkskombuis (traditional), D'Ouwe Werf (traditional), Bukhara (Indian), Java Internet Café, De Soete Inval (Dutch), Wijnhuis (international food and wine tasting), Spur (hamburgers).

Drive to some of the restaurants with beautiful settings in the winelands surrounding Stellenbosch. Examples of these are: 96 Winery Road (country dining), Spier (traditional), Tokara (international), The Berry Farm (berry delights), Oude Libertas (traditional).

Stellenbosch Museums
As Eendracht is built on the sixth oldest property in town and also situated in Dorp Street that is lined by most of the historical buildings. It is no wonder that the 5000m2 Village Museum is almost next to Eendracht. Also the Toy Museum and the Kruithuis is nearby, to name but a few.

Wine Route
Stellenbosch is known as the heart of the Winelands for a good reason! The oldest and most extensive wineroute -108 wine farms in total- in South Africa surrounds the town. More information is available at Stellenbosch Wine Routes.

Art and Culture
Across the street from Eendracht are two art galleries and that is only the beginning. There are more than six well-known art galleries and art museums in town. A few examples are: The Sasol Art Museum, and Stellenbosch Art Gallery.
In Stellenbosch are no less than six theatres (and 3 of these within walking distance) and auditoriums where you can experience a variety of performing arts. To name a few: Dorpstreet Gallery, The Sasol Art Museum, Endler Hall, Spier Amphitheatre, Old Conserve Hall.

There are several jewellery manufacturers nearby like Uwe Koetter. Diamond cutting works is situated across the street from Eendracht. Here you can observe superior craftsmen trading their skills and acquire export quality diamonds direct from the source.

University of Stellenbosch
The well-known Stellenbosch University is a mere stroll from Eendracht. Some of the highlights are the underground J.S. Gericke Library and Botanical Gardens.

Golfing
Stellenbosch is surrounded not only by wineries, but also by golf courses! There are five courses near the town, including the Stellenbosch Golf Course laid out by Gary Player. A further seven courses are within 20 minutes drive from town.