B&B HOTEL Mons Gare
Mons
Located beside Mons railway station, B&B HOTEL Mons Gare is a practical and comfortable base for a Belgium golf break. The hotel is especially useful for travellers arriving by train, with B&B Hotels listing it as just 200 metres from Mons station, while the historic centre, restaurants, bars and cultural sights are also within easy reach.
The hotel has a straightforward, modern style, with comfortable rooms, free high-speed Wi-Fi, private bathrooms and 24-hour reception. Facilities include a breakfast buffet, paid private parking, lift access, accessible rooms and pet-friendly options, making it a convenient choice for short stays, stopovers or touring golf itineraries.
For golfers, Mons works well as a base for exploring courses across Hainaut and southern Belgium, with easy road and rail links towards Brussels, Charleroi, Waterloo and northern France. It is not a luxury resort-style stay, but it does the important things well: good location, simple comfort and easy logistics.
The hotel suits golfers who want a no-fuss town-centre base, especially for multi-stop trips where convenience matters more than spa-style facilities.
Charleroi Airport
50km
England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+1
Currency:
€ (Euro)
Temperature:
1°C - 24°C
Cost of a Beer:
£4.30
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£70
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About The Area
Franschhoek sits in the heart of the Cape Winelands and is widely regarded as one of South Africa’s most elegant destinations. Surrounded by vineyard-covered valleys and dramatic mountain scenery, the town combines world-class wine estates, fine dining and easy access to several outstanding championship golf courses.
While Franschhoek itself does not host a major course, it lies within short driving distance of some of the Western Cape’s finest layouts. Pearl Valley Golf Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, is one of the region’s premier venues. Set within the Val de Vie Estate, the course features wide fairways, strategic bunkering and immaculate greens framed by the Simonsberg Mountains. Nearby, De Zalze Golf Club provides a beautifully maintained parkland round that winds through vineyards and along the Blaauwklippen River. A little further toward Cape Town, Steenberg Golf Club offers another championship layout set within a historic wine estate.
Golf in the Cape Winelands benefits from the region’s Mediterranean climate. The prime playing season runs from October to April, when warm, dry conditions produce firm fairways and excellent course presentation.
Off the course, Franschhoek is considered South Africa’s culinary capital. The town is home to award-winning restaurants, boutique wineries and the famous Franschhoek Wine Tram, which allows visitors to explore multiple estates in a single day. Scenic mountain passes and cycling routes add to the region’s outdoor appeal.
For golfers seeking championship courses surrounded by vineyards, combined with exceptional cuisine and wine culture, Franschhoek delivers one of South Africa’s most sophisticated and memorable golf escapes.
