Main reason for visiting was my son wanted to stroke a cheetah. It's a bit of a rip off. For close to 200 ZR you get to walk up to a cheetah for a minute or two.. (The Cheetah Sanctuary up by Kirkwood is far far superior) Drinks also a bit expensive by SA standards and the deli closes at... more

We spent 2 nights at the hotel and were impressed with the lodgings. Very well kept and maintained. The daily breakfast was great with an excellent selection, catering to all different tastes. We did explore the grounds and saw the cheetahs and the eagles. We also ate at the deli for lunch - huge portion sizes! The dinner menu at... more

We stayed here in Jan 2008 as part of our honeymoon. The accommodation is nice although perhaps a little too rustic - well our suite was anyhow! Overall we had a wonderful time at Spier - the wine tasting is superb and the grounds are beautiful. We pre booked Moyo for dinner which was lovely....because we were guests we got... more

We spent two nights here over Easter 2007. The accomodation, setting and grounds were very impressive and the African buffet was worth doing. Would recommend it and would go back although a couple of days/ weekend is all you need here. more

We stayed at Spier for 4 days and we would def go back. The hotel is lovely, rooms spacious and clean. The food was v good in the deli near the pond. Agree with others that Mojo is expensive and if you like buffets then fill your boots. Not our cup of tea and not good value for money in... more

We spent three days at Spier and thoroughly enjoyed it, OK the food is not that exciting in the main area but it is plentiful and you won’t go hungry, some mornings they could definitely have done with more hands at breakfast to clear tables and bring out glasses etc but the rooms and bathrooms are large and clean, the... more

We had a day visit and after having read recommendation in Rough Guide (usuallu ultra reliable true accounts), we ate in Moyo - our most expensive meal (by a multiplier of 3 !!!) even than V&A waterfront in Cape Town ! Fair enough if the food was up to scratch, but, most dishes cold, not properly cooked, and at that... more

As part of our honeymoon in the Cape we stayed at Spier for a night. We had a lovely time with the cheetahs, wine and our room was amazing. Our only snag was the food. I had to send my lamb back as it wasnt cooked to my liking and when it came back it came with the same veg... more