Aan de Meul

Just 190 metres from the iconic Stellenbosch University, Aan de Meul offers guests stylish, self-catering apartments nestled in the heart of historic Stellenbosch – a jewel of the Cape Winelands. Perfectly positioned for both leisure and business travellers, this contemporary accommodation combines comfort and convenience. The modern apartments and 1 penthouse feature an open-plan living area with a flat-screen TV, a cosy dining space, and a fully equipped kitchen complete with a 4-plate stove, oven, microwave and fridge. Choose from 1-bedroom or 2-bedroom layouts, all of which come fitted with an en-suite bathroom with a shower. Step outside and enjoy Stellenbosch’s vibrant lifestyle. A variety of top-rated restaurants, artisan cafés, and trendy bars are all within easy walking distance – perfect for indulging in local flavours or enjoying a relaxed evening out. Wine lovers are spoiled for choice with world-renowned estates like Spier, Tokara, Delaire Graff Estate, Lanzerac, and Rust en Vrede just a short 10 to 15-minute drive away. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, a wedding, or a wine-filled escape, you’ll be close to it all. Explore the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve, play a round of golf at Stellenbosch Golf Club and De Zalze Golf Club, or visit local museums and galleries – all within a 30-minute drive. Cape Town International Airport is just 35 minutes away, making Aan de Meul the ideal base to discover the best of the Western Cape.

Area Info

Tucked away in the heart of the Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch is more than just a university town — it’s a destination that blends natural beauty, rich history, and world-class wine culture. With its oak-lined streets, Cape Dutch architecture, and breathtaking mountain views, Stellenbosch offers visitors a perfect balance of relaxation and discovery.

Wine lovers will be spoiled for choice with over 150 wine farms in the region, ranging from historic estates to boutique vineyards. Most offer tastings, cellar tours, and on-site restaurants, making it easy to spend an afternoon sipping award-winning wines while soaking in the scenery. Popular farms like Spier, Tokara, and Delaire Graff are as well known for their food and art as they are for their wine.

Stellenbosch’s town centre is equally charming, with its blend of history and modern living. Explore quaint coffee shops, stylish boutiques, local markets, and art galleries – all within walking distance. For those interested in history, the Village Museum offers a glimpse into the town’s 18th-century roots, while guided walking tours share the stories behind its iconic architecture and historic landmarks.

Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of nearby hiking and mountain biking trails in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve, where the views over the valley are unforgettable. Or, for a slower pace, take a scenic drive through the surrounding vineyards and mountain passes.

Stellenbosch is also a hub for culinary experiences. From casual bistros to fine-dining restaurants, many of the town’s eateries focus on farm-to-table ingredients and locally inspired menus.

Whether you're planning a romantic weekend, a wine-filled getaway with friends, or a peaceful solo retreat, Stellenbosch offers something for every kind of traveller. It's a place where time slows down, the wine flows freely, and the landscape invites you to stay just a little longer.-Known for wine estates, history, and culture — perfect for leisurely exploration.

- Walkable town centre with cafés, shops, and museums.

- Some wine estates require advance booking, especially for fine dining.

- Summers are warm and dry; winters can be cool and rainy — pack accordingly.

- Cycling and hiking are popular, but always carry water and sun protection.