The Royal Portfolio is a collection of exclusive hotels and lodges located in iconic destinations across South Africa.
The Royal Portfolio began in 1999 when my husband Phil and I decided to convert our holiday home in the African bush into what is now Royal Malewane. As a family we were privileged to enjoy wonderful holidays there – we had so many happy memories and we wanted to share those lovely experiences with others.
The Royal Portfolio will always be a family business and it’s important to us that our guests feel that sense of familiarity and comfort when staying with us. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy staying in our hotels as much as I have enjoyed creating them. We have tried to create a collection of quintessentially South African hotels which showcase the very best South African experiences (download our e-brochure here).
We look forward to welcoming you into The Royal Portfolio family.
Situated in South Africa’s most spectacular destinations, The Royal Portfolio offers unrivaled accommodation experiences. Discover our luxury hotels below.
Royal Malewane
Greater Kruger National Park
Birkenhead House
Hermanus
La Residence
Franschhoek
The One Above
Cape Town
The Silo
Cape Town
The Royal Itinerary
Cape Town - Franschhoek - Hermanus - Kruger
10 Nights
South African Odyssey
Kruger - Cape Town - Franschhoek
9 Nights
The Fair Cape
Cape Town - Franschhoek - Hermanus
7 Nights
Villa Escape
Kruger - Cape Town - Franschhoek
8 Nights
The Top 20 Restaurants in Cape Town
The Royal Porftolio's Best Restaurants in Cape Town
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Top 10 Restaurants in the Cape Winelands
The Royal Portfolio's Favourite Restaurants in the Cape Winelands
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A Refurbished Royal Malewane and the new Masiya Bar
A royal marriage of classic style and contemporary chic
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Photography From The Field | January 2018
'Photography From The Field' is a monthly collection of the best wildlife imagery taken by our Rangers and Trackers at Royal Malewane.
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Why You Should Still Visit Cape Town
Despite the drought visitors should be assured that Cape Town is and will continue to be both a viable and an incredible tourist destination. The message is clear – Cape Town is open for business.
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