Park Hyatt Johannesburg - Johannesburg, South Africa
191 Oxford Road
Johannesburg, Nightly Rates(466.95 - 530.62)5 Star
Property Description
Park Hyatt Johannesburg is located in the cosmopolitan northern suburbs of Rosebank with easy access to the Johannesburg CBD, Sandton business district and Johannesburg International Airport.
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* Individually controlled air conditioning * Private bathroom with separate shower * Hairdryer * Remote-controlled colour television * VCR and CD player in Executive and Presidential suites * Voice mail in all rooms * Electricity: AC 220 volts/50 cycles (transformers available) * Fax and modem lines in selected rooms * Minibar * Telephones in bathroom * Shaving mirror in the bathroom * International direct dial telephones * Electronic door lock * In-room safety deposit boxes
Guest Services and Shops
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* Adjoining Firs Shopping Centre * Airport greeting service * Baby-sitter * Butler service on request * Car hire * Car park for 750 cars * Concierge services * Currency exchange * Express check-in/out * Health Club facilities complimentary to all guests * Health and skin care services * Limousine service on request * Major credit cards accepted * Medical staff available 24 hours * Multi-lingual staff * Satellite television * 24 hour laundry and valet service * 24 hour room service * 24 hour state of the art Business Centre
Regency Club
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The Regency Club offers guests convenience and privacy in an intimate atmosphere. It features well-appointed rooms on the top floors of the hotel. Complimentary continental breakfast, all day tea/coffee available and evening cocktails/canapés are served in the Regency Club lounge. Daily national newspapers and private boardroom are also available.
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Miscellaneous Information
South African Rand is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+2
Opened in 1995
244 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
At the exit from the airport follow R24 towards Johannesburg. Take the N3 off-ramp in the direction of Pretoria. After approximately 10 kms take the M1 highway signposted Johannesburg. Take the Corlett Drive turn-off from the highway, turn right at the traffic lights into Corlett Drive. Follow Corlett Drive to a T-junction where it intersects with Oxford Road. Turn left into Oxford Road. Look out for the Park Hyatt Johannesburg 1 kilometre down the road on the right hand side at the intersection with Bierman Avenue. Access to the parkade is off Biermann Avenue.
Park Hyatt Johannesburg is located in the cosmopolitan northern suburbs of Rosebank with easy access to the Johannesburg CBD, Sandton business district and Johannesburg International Airport.
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Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary based on day of arrival. When making reservations, please read the rate rules given immediately after selecting a specific rate. Policies are provided before the reservation is complete.
Restaurant Information
No 191 at the Park at Park Hyatt Johannesburg
A myriad of culinary influences from around the world combine to create a unique blend of honest cooking and international flair. Exotic ingredients such as wasabi, ginger, nori, lemongrass and tofu add unexpected flavours of the Orient to old-time favourites. Great selection of wines. Decor features bare-brick walls , gle aming oregan pine floors, crisp white table cloths and the warm glow of the show-kitchen's wood burning oven. Pure urban chic. Breakfast - 6:30 am to 10:30 am, daily Lunch - 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm, daily Dinner - 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm, daily
The Conservatory
The Conservatory is situated within the lobby, overlooking the landscaped garden. Join us for our splendid afternoon tea and selection of light meals and drinks. Already an indispensable part of the city's café society, the Conservatory captivates all with its traditional hospitality coupled with the easy charm of its staff. Open 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, daily
Jabulani's Bar
The relaxed ambience of Jabulani's Bar, "The Place of Happiness", makes it indeed a happy rendezvous for international and local guests alike. The Jabu-Collection of cocktails, brews and shots offers the best selection and price. Jabu-Tails feature an eclectic range of cocktails including the best Daiquiris to be found. For the Cigar Aficionado or the first timer, Jabulani's has a great selection of local as well as imported cigars. Live entertainment from Tuesday to Saturday nights. Open 5:00 pm to 12:00 midnight, Monday to Sunday
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Banquet Facilities
Meeting and conference rooms include a large, column-free ballroom with indoor and outdoor prefunction areas, six meeting rooms, two boardrooms and an extensive garden terrace for outdoor functions. Fully integrated state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment available.
Recreation Information
Recreational Facilities
* Facilities at The Peak Health Club include: fully equipped gymnasium, saunas, steamrooms, outdoor swimming pool, cold plunge pools and Jacuzzis * Pamper yourself at "Camelot at the Peak" body and skin studio. Enjoy skin treatments i.e. personalised facial treatments, an aromatic massage and revitalising spa treatments
Location
Located in the heart of Rosebank, one of Johannesburg's most important business precincts. Direct access to adjoining Firs Shopping Centre and the up-market retail facilities of Rosebank.
Points of Interest
Gold Reef City Soweto Sun City (130 km from Johannesburg) Pilanesberg National Park (130 km from Johannesburg) Lesedi Cultural Village Rosebank Rooftop Market (Sundays and Public Holidays)
Visitor Travel Information
Please confirm visa requirements with your airline or local consulate Language: English Currency: South African Rand Climate: Dry and Sunny Temperatures: April - September : 16C - 22C November - March 25C - 32C
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