Franschhoek is well known throughout the world for its breathtaking scenery, excellent Cape wines, and top-notch dining experience options. Any trip to the Western Cape of South Africa must include a night in Franschhoek Wine Valley.
With everyone in mind, the Residence Vive La Vie Guesthouse was designed and furnished. Offering a break from the bustle of the main road, it is situated on the outskirts of Franschhoek village, 15 minutes' walk from the centre. You can relax on your patio or cool off in the swimming pool during the sweltering summer months before dining at one of the village's many renowned cafés or restaurants.
The guesthouse provides a peaceful relaxation while still being conveniently close to all the attractions and amenities Franschhoek has to offer. Whether you're a wine enthusiast, foodie, or nature lover, Residence Vive La Vie Guesthouse caters to all preferences for a memorable stay in the Western Cape.
Guest Reviews
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Really relaxing stay in this lovely accommodation
We were in Franschhoek to sample wine tasting, and Vive la Vie was only 10 minutes down the hill to the famous Wine Tram and only a short walk further into the town. Exceptionally clean and well presented, the room was very comfortable and welcoming. Highlights have to be the relaxing pool area and the fabulous breakfast! Staff could not do enough to help you and were exceptionally friendly... Read this review
Robert Armstrong, February 2026
United Kingdom
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Great Stay
Thank you for the most enjoyable stay. Spacious, comfortable room with fridge and tea & coffee facilities. Very friendly staff and the best breakfasts ever. The swimming pool was a great asset during the hot weather.
Rosalind Smith, January 2026
South African
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Excellent
Superb guesthouse. Excellent team. Superior in every way. Thank-you!
Barbara
Sweden
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Excellent
A beautiful room, spacious with lovely furnishings and thoughtful touches. Tea and coffee-making facilities—a must for us. Lovely, friendly owner, manager and staff. Very friendly and interesting conversations
Ian Thompson
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