Situated in the heart of Durban, The Royal Hotel provides unfailing hospitality by offering butler services to all customers, outside catering and an energetic customer focused team.
It boasts a superb range of restaurants and sophistication is the keynote throughout the rooms and suites, which offer panoramic views of the city and yacht mole.
Location
The Royal is conveniently situated in the city
centre, 15 km from Durban International Airport and within
easy access to all arterial routes in and out of the City.
15 km from Durban International Airport
800 meters from the Beachfront
620 km to Johannesburg
4 km from The Royal Golf Course, Kingspark, Rugby Stadium
2 km from Kingsmead Cricket Stadium
Accommodation
STANDARD AND DELUXE ROOM FEATURES
• All rooms with en-suite bathroom facilities
• Air-conditioning and heating in rooms
• Telephones and satellite TV
• Executive and penthouse suite features
• All suites have en-suite bathroom facilities
• Air-conditioning and heating
• Separate bedroom and separate lounge
• Telephone with voice mail
• Colour TV with satellite
• Fax machines
GENERAL INFORMATION ON ALL ROOMS
• TV with selected DSTV
• Hairdryers in all rooms
• Direct dial telephones
• Safety deposit boxes in all rooms
• All rooms have air conditioning
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Wake-up call facilities
VIEWS FROM THE ROOM
• Panoramic view of the City and Yacht mole
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