ADVERTORIAL
EXPLORE THE GOURMET CAPITAL OF SOUTH AFRICA FROM LE QUARTIER FRANCAIS
In the heart of South Africa’s gourmet capital Franschhoek is a hotel that checks guests into more than just a bedroom. Le Quartier Francais showcases the best of local food, wine and art with the aim of helping visitors live like a local. Those who stay are introduced to the best of the gastronomy and culture that most tourists, stuck on well-travelled paths, won’t be able to experience. The hotel encourages guests to explore the village by foot, cycle the broader area, witness
the community involvement in local schools, taste the produce at some of the exceptional neighbouring wineries and simply enjoy the magnificence of mountain and valley. To feel truly local guests need a home away from home and here in the heart of the winelands they’ll find it. The staff at LQF are as welcoming as family, the rooms are filled with vibrant colours and offer outstanding views of the surrounding mountains and gardens. The jewel in the hotel’s crown is its gastronomy, as experienced by the lucky agents on South African Tourism’s SATurday Kitchen educational. To see a video of the agents receiving a masterclass from world-renowned executive chef Margot Janse, who leads the in- house award-winning restaurant The Tasting Room, go to
travelweekly.co.uk/saturdaykitchen. In addition to The Tasting Room, king of charcuterie Neil Jewell runs Bread & Wine or there’s Le Quartier Lounge Bar. Luxury, privacy, unparalleled service and gastronomy par excellent define Le Quartier Francais, but its family team is the glue that creates life-long memories.
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