Nestled on the banks of the Keurbooms River, just outside of Plettenberg Bay, the Protea Hotel Keurbooms River is a unique and relaxing playground for the weary city dweller. Set amongst tranquil indigenous gardens, you'll find individually appointed rooms designed to fit in with the surrounding natural beauty. Within easy reach of all local attractions The Protea Hotels Keurbooms River is an ideal base from where to explore the garden route and the sunshine coast. Enjoy a sumptuous country breakfast, light lunch or romantic dinner at The Riverside Terrace Restaurant or simply end your day with a long refreshing drink from the Sundowner Bar. For the company looking for that ideal conference, team building or bosberaad, the River Room with loads of natural light and fresh air caters for up to 120 delegates in a variety of seating styles. It also sports a private deck with magnificent views of the pool, the Keurbooms River and Plettenberg Bay!

Rooms: The hotel comprises 61 bedrooms, configurable either as separate units or combined in two-bedroom or three-bedroom apartments. Each of the 61 bedrooms has bathrooms en-suite and is either fitted with twin or double beds. Our Deluxe rooms are equipped with lounge, kitchenette and private balcony or veranda. Our kitchenettes are fully stocked with crockery, cutlery and glassware for 4 persons making the deluxe rooms the perfect family unit. With a full-size fridge, two-plate stove with oven and a microwave oven, these rooms offer the perfect self-catering experience for those wanting to put their own culinary genius to the test!
Attractions: The beauty of Plettenberg Bay lies in its diversity of views, from magnificent sunsets to its warmth and hospitality. Outdoor adventures include exploring the Robberg Nature Reserve, Wilderness and Tsitsikamma National Parks, the famous Otter Trail and, of course, the Cango Caves in Oudtshoorn - a trip to the Garden Route wouldn't be complete without it. Whale-spotting is a favourite past-time when they visit the area between June and October each year. You may even spot the humpbacked dolphin, now an endangered species. A leisurely drive into town will bring you to numerous historical sights and antique shops.