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A little French, a little foreign, a little style they like to call Cape Provençal. Of course, some call it an Auberge, others an exclusive country inn.

In any language, Le Quartier Français is a splash of style in the heart of the historic village of Franschhoek, a quaint corner of the Cape winelands that is forever a little French.

Set behind a delightful Provençal façade lined with a charming rose and lavender border, Le Quartier Français welcomes visitors from all over the globe who come here to dine in fine style and spend the night in a room with a spectacular view.

A melange of French, Malay and traditional South African dishes, Margot Janses’ menu tempts with a modern twist of the old Cape and the new.

No matter how long you stay, you'll still end up coming back to Le Quartier Français for more.

Located in the heart of the Cape Winelands, Le Quartier Français is an ideal base from which to explore the Western Cape.

The Auberge du Quartier Français is an ideal haven from which to explore vineyards, galleries, country shops and other interesting towns of the Western Cape.

Golf courses and other sporting facilities are within easy reach.

We are less than an hours drive from Cape Town and it's International airport. Located at 16 Huguenot Road, Franschhoek, approximately forty-five minutes out of Cape Town.

Distances from Franschhoek to :

Cape Town: 83km
Stellenbosch: 26km
Paarl: 26km
Strand: 73km
Somerset West: 73km Hermanus: 128km
Villiersdorp: 47km
Worcester: 60km
Tulbach: 73km
Ceres: 75km

ROUTE 1:
DIRECTIONS FROM CAPE TOWN TO LE QUARTIER FRANÇAIS
Take the N1 from Cape Town towards Paarl.
Take Exit 47 marked Klapmuts.
Turn right onto R44, drive under N1 motorway.
Take the second left marked Franschhoek (R45).
At T-junction turn right. Drive towards Franschhoek.
Once in Franschhoek turn right into Berg Street, then take first right into Wilhelmina Street and you will see the gates of the Auberge on the right hand side.

ROUTE 2:
DIRECTIONS FROM HELSHOOGTE TO FRANSCHHOEK
Take the R310 onto the Helshoogte Pass.
Follow the road through a small town by the name of Pniel.
At the stop sign turn right onto the R45.
Follow the road into Franschhoek.
Pass the Spar Supermarket on your right.
Take the next corner right (into Berg Street).
Turn first right (into Wilhelmina Street).
Our entrance gates are on the right.

ROUTE 3:
DIRECTIONS FROM FRANSCHHOEK PASS TO LE QUARTIER FRANÇAIS
Follow the road over the Franschhoek Pass until you reach a stop sign with the monument on your left.
Turn right at the stop sign.
Turn left into Berg Street.
Turn right into Wilhelmina Street.
Our entrance gates are on the right.

The newly refurbished, spacious suites are stylishly furnished with modern fittings, refreshing colours and brilliant handpainted fabrics.

Discerning world travellers who stay in the loft and ground floor suites relax around the large swimming pool in the Victorian courtyard by day.

Honeymoon couples retire to the intimacy of the exclusive house suite set in a private garden courtyard with a natural Mediterranean pool.

The highly trained staff are dedicated to spoiling you.

Elegance made simple is the art of living around here.

Le Quartier Français, where you can enjoy a melange of French, Malay and traditional South African dishes – a cuisine of the sun.
Enjoy the warm and friendly setting, the vibrant and colourful décor of the light and airy restaurant, leading on to a magnificent garden setting.

The main restaurant offers diners innovative Cape Provençal cuisine in a beautiful setting. The Bar and streetside Terrace offers light meals throughout the day and a variety of drinks. It is the place to go to relax in a stunning setting and be assured of good food, wonderful local wines and warm friendly service.

Feast on the gastronomical delights of chef Margot Janse, her modern twist of the old Cape and the new has
captured the restaurant a place in Wine Magazine’s new guide to the Top 100 restaurants in South Africa and Eat Outs Top 10.

Margot’s delectable menu features all her signature dishes:
Double baked beetroot and rocket soufflé with apple and hazelnut
Fried gorgonzola dumplings with grilled asparagus and truffle vinaigrette
Olive oil poached salmon trout with smoked salmon fritter, cucumber and seaweed
Grilled Springbok loin in balsamic broth with curried gnocchi, roast onions and mushrooms

Emily van Sitters’ divine desserts include new mouth-watering innovations such as:
Chocolate and hazelnut springrolls with pistachio ice cream
Saffron and vanilla panna cotta with honey roasted fruit and sesame snap
Caramelised lemon tart
Cino brûlée
Death by Chocolate for two

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