THE CALEDON HOTEL

The hotel offers 81 bedrooms and suites overlooking the Klein Swartberg Mountains or the rolling wheat fields across the Bath River Valley. Superior: Pool or valley facing rooms in english cottage style décor, twin or double beds. Television reception includes a selection of DSTV channels. Deluxe: Stylishly appointed rooms (some inter-leading) with easy access to garden, sauna/gym and treatment rooms. Twin or double beds. Private sunbathing area. Television reception includes a selection of DSTV channels. Luxury Suites: Situated in a tranquil and secure private wing. Classic modern interior, with own balcony, en-suite lounge and bedrooms, some with fireplaces, bar and larger TV. Honeymoon suites provide jacuzzis. Spectacular views from the upper level. The new state-of-the-art Caledon  

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Conference Centre offer a bouquet of meeting room options and can accommodate up to 120 delegates. Besides the conventional conference equipment, the centre provides computer-driven high-resolution video-data projection and multi-speaker remote sound systems. Adjacent to the main conference room is a 10-seat boardroom. In the Caledon forest below the conference centre, The Outdoor Experience operates programmes for corporate team-building exercises. Here conference groups may pre-arrange horse riding, paint-ball shooting, archery, abseiling down a waterfall and high-ropes challenge courses. The restorative powers of Caledon's hot springs have been renowned for centuries, and were certainly enjoyed by the original Khoi-Khoi and San inhabitants of the area. Towards the end of the seventeenth century, the Dutch settlers at the Cape discovered their curative properties, and in 1897 work was started on a handsome double-storey sanitarium and hotel to rival any English or Continental spa of the day. This became a haven for well-to-do Capetonians of the early twentieth century. Today the Victorian Bathhouse, restored to it's former glory, forms part of the ful