Glen Stuart Cottages

Glen Stuart Cottages is situated within the Elgin Valley which is the natural home for lovers of fresh food, cool-climate wines and beautiful country living. Ringed by mountains, its green rolling hills are a tapestry of orchards, vineyards and olive groves.

We have four self-catering Cottages, each with two bedrooms offering double beds and en-suite bathrooms. They offer open-plan lounge areas with fireplaces, as well as dining rooms and well-equipped kitchenettes with ovens, fridge-freezers, microwaves, coffee machines and sandwich presses. The Cottages also offer Weber braai areas and lock-up storerooms for bikes.

Within its history, the areas elegant wines have won a large clutch of coveted local and international awards, and the deciduous fruits have acceptance at worldwide markets. The Elgin Valley is a land of outdoor adventure for the whole family. Over the years, newcomers have added great richness to the valleys creative heart and a fervent energy has been invested in creating a country lifestyle which visitors are sure to fall in love with.

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Reviews

"Value but low on details"

08 August 2016

"Simple, sufficient, cosy and clean but without the small touches that make a stay memorable. Especially convenient if attending a wedding at South Hill or Old Mac Daddy.<br/><br/>The cottages are close together with limited privacy between them. But still peaceful and heated towel racks on a winter's morning were great. <br/><br/>A welcome note, basic tea and coffee, reminder list of where to find things, clear numbering, knowing which cottage we were staying in beforehand would've helped.<br/><br/>Clear directional signage once on the farm is needed. Luckily we didn't arrive in the dark."
"Great for a low-tech get away"

22 March 2016

"We stayed at Glen Stuart for the weekend, as we had a wedding at South Hill Estate which is very nearby. We enjoyed the experience, the beds were fantastic and the vibe very cosy. It really has all you need for a minimalist weekend stay.<div><br /></div><div>Perfect for people who want to get away for the weekend with a few friends (or two couples) and just feed a fire and braai.</div><div><br /></div><div>Wouldn't suggest it for a family though.</div><div><br /></div><div>Very friendly owner (Mrs Gower), and very helpful when we had an issue with our warm water (it's on a farm, so things are bound to need a knock or two before they work properly - which was part of the charm!)</div>"
"Mrs M Savides"

29 June 2013

"We were rather disappointed as the pictures on the website were not what our cottage looked like. We assumed that it was a working farm only to discover that the farm was closed and there were no staff so nothing was happening thereThere was no microwave and as we had a baby that made things difficult."