There were two breakfast options to choose from. A hot and a cold breakfast. We chose the hot breakfast. We had lovely scrambled eggs, mushrooms, beef bangers, bacon, baked beans and unlimited toast with lovely local jams to choose from. The orange juice was tasty and refreshing. The staff made as feel at home and walked the extra mile.

We wanted to eat at the hotel's restaurant during our stay. But, it was very expensive. You have to pay separately for the meat and sides which makes it even more expensive. It would be nice if they do not only keep the tourists in mind but, also cater for South African citizens. Not everyone wants to pay R300 for a piece of meat and a side.

We were a group of friends who stayed for one night, Love the old world feel, beautiful gardens and Art Deco furniture. We did not have dinner at the hotel, but it seemed warm and cosy with a pianist, and a fireplace going when we walked through. Breakfast was good, with a spread to choose from, plus an option of ordering hot.

Our bathroom ( Toilet & separate shower that had been added onto - to make a double shower, has a bump between the two, which caused it to be slippery) with a single basin in the bedroom. For one night it was fine, but if we stayed longer could be an issue. Our friends' bathrooms were big and spacious.

Yes we enjoyed the breakfast. The selection was wide and the food was fresh and well prepared. The hotel and gardens are well kept and quiet for the location right in the middle of town. The staff were very friendly and always willing to help.

The breakfast area opened a bit late if we wanted to get out early for activities scheduled to start early in the morning. I did receive a breakfast pack on one day and it was enough food. I would have liked more fruit. The taps in the bathroom had loose handles, and these tended to drop off, so were not fixed correctly. The loose screws were inside the tap handle. The room door handle and lock mechanism were only just catching, and more than once the door would open by itself when we were in the room. This could be fixed by simple adjustment of the lock and catch plate.

For travellers expecting a South African plain old dorp hotel, they will be delighted to find a very different place awaits. The Montagu Country Hotel is charming, situated in a main street, and is well maintained where the intention is clearly to upgrade further with some discreet make overs in progress. Great attention is given to its interior theme of Art Deco, with surprises at every turn, and the hotel embraces its age with character, grace and style. The staff make every effort to please. They were very efficient and friendly throughout. The dining room is surrounded by glass overlooking beautiful gardens at the back of the main hotel, and is a very comfortable and special spot to dine with roaring fire nearby and the cold outside. The food at dinner was excellent.

We went for full English breakfast which was served with industrial efficiency with our choices of eggs, bacon, etc. highlighted on a sheet of paper. Despite this the chef had the order a little mixed up, and the continental breakfast on offer was limited, and the rest a bit unimaginative. But no matter, the coffee was good and the rest of the breakfast experience more than made up for this. The road outside does get a little busy and noisy early in the day, but thick curtains and glass make this

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Montagu Hotel and I must say it was a truly delightful experience. First and foremost, I have to commend the staff for their exceptional service. From the moment I was greeted with a warm welcome, I was made to feel right at home. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that my stay was comfortable and enjoyable, and their friendly, attentive manner made a difference. The food at the hotel was delicious. Each meal was prepared with care and attention to detail, and the ingredients were fresh and locally sourced. I particularly enjoyed the breakfasts, which were a perfect way to start each day. The dinners were also a highlight, with a great variety of options to choose from. The tranquil gardens surrounding the hotel were a true oasis of calm. It was lovely to take a stroll through the gardens and simply relax and unwind in such a peaceful setting. I even stayed in one day just to enjoy the serene calmness of the place! Overall, I cannot recommend the Montagu Country Hotel highly enough. The staff, the food, and the tranquil gardens all exceeded my expectations, and I will be returning in the future. It truly is a hidden gem in the heart of Montagu.

The team at Montagu Country Hotel under the captainship of Mr. PJ Basson left nothing to desire. The drive in Mr. Basson`s 1956 Coupe deVille Cadillac was the icing on this delectable cake!

*The Art Deco theme of the hotel was well considered and all the public areas were beautiful (the main dining room and sitting room in particular). *Secure parking and great WiFi in all areas. *The staff were all unfailing friendly and helpful. Service in the bar and at dinner was superb, and reception were very engaging. *Our room was Art Deco themed and was well appointed and comfortable. Fantastic views of the mountains from the large bedroom windows (but surprisingly quiet and peaceful at night).Air con worked well, there was a large fridge, and the bed was comfy. *The pool area was a treat in the Montagu heat. There were plenty of loungers and pool towels were provided. The garden was very nicely landscaped, and it didn't feel like a town centre location at all. *Lunch in the Feathers and Flatcaps was tasty and relaxed with an extensive drinks list (always a bonus). The evening mea (2 or 3 course set menu) was a smarter affair in the main restaurant and was superb, both in terms of quality and price. Breakfast was good, with the highlight being the excellent cheese and meat selection. The cooked options were just ok, and we would probably just stick to the delicious continental next time.

Nothing springs to mind. It was a great stay and was excellent value.

The location of the town Montagu is really nice and so is the the location of the hotel. The interior has very nice Art-Deco details and furniture. It's a bit outdated, but that's not uncommon in South Africa. Still it was a nice and friendly place. The local tourist office is situated inside the hotel. Lot's of things to do in the close surrounding

The hotelroom was a bit simple. It was missing some small supplies like a small shelf below the mirror in the bathroom or some hooks to hang a towel or a jacked.

The quirky Art Deco interiors and furniture which gave the hotel a very distinctive character. And we loved the jacuzzi bath in our room! We also both had very nice massages.

Not being able to get the TV to work. There were 3 separate remotes - and no instructions! People of our generation (in our 70s) can’t be expected to know how these things work as a matter of course.

Charming boutique hotel with a great vibe and lovely outdoor spaces off our room. The staff was extremely friendly and food in the restaurant was good as well. We arrived late and decided to stay in for our meal, and it was a good decision, followed by a full and abundant breakfast in the morning. We spent the morning walking and shopping the village, and all shopkeepers just as pleasant. The gardens were stupendous and very appreciated.

The facilities are good and clean and the staff are amazing and friendly. The bed in the room is comfortable and we really enjoyed our stay. The breakfast was lovely and the complimentary vetkoek the evening with dinner as amazing (you should add that to your extras menu and your breakfast menu).

The prices for the rooms as well as the restaurant is definitely more suited for international guests. We stayed in a classic room and the room can do with a bit of adjustments, and that is the modern part of it.