RH Hotel Pretoria
3 StarsTallest building in Pretoria, Outdoor swimming pool with city views
Tallest building in Pretoria, Outdoor swimming pool with city views
Family-friendly accommodation options, Proximity to Pretoria Country Club
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Expansive buffet dining at Rockefeller Restaurant, Exclusive in-house spa treatments
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Budget-friendly central accommodation, Easy access to public transport
Skyline Rooftop Pool and Bar, Diverse dining experiences
Local cuisine dinner buffet, Sun terrace relaxation
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Olympic-length swimming pool, Lively restaurant and bar
Landscaped outdoor swimming pool, Oasis Restaurant international cuisine
Outdoor swimming pool with sundeck, Signature #Café restaurant
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Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Asian cuisine at Koi restaurant
Tranquil garden setting, Family-friendly rooms
Family-friendly accommodations, Proximity to University of Pretoria
Rooms with city views and terrace access, Outdoor swimming pool with tropical foliage
Lion's Den rooftop venue, The Pepper Tree Restaurant and Terrace
Heated 15th-floor pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Expansive outdoor swimming pools, Diverse dining experiences
Outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
Union Buildings views, International and local cuisine
Outdoor swimming pool, Distinctive dining room
Runway views from select rooms, Eight distinct dining spaces
Outdoor swimming pool and garden, Edwardian manor house ambiance
Captivating city views, Outdoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool and garden, Secure on-site parking
Two outdoor swimming pools, Lush, historic gardens
Outdoor lap pool with bar, Granita Signature Restaurant
Outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, Rejuvenating wellness packages
Outdoor swimming pool and terrace, Proximity to Urology Hospital
On-site gym and spa access, Penthouse apartments with city views
Heated outdoor swimming pool, So Subtle gourmet restaurant
Outdoor swimming pool and garden, Eat-in restaurant with diverse menu
Outdoor plunge pool, Stylish restaurant and bar with terrace
Year-round outdoor swimming pool, Tranquil guest house retreat
Invigorating swimming pool, Enticing on-site culinary choices
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The city of Pretoria was re-named Tshwane in 2005. This was seen as a brave move on the part of the ANC and the start of a new dawn for the city. Life is never simple though and the feeling against the move was so strong that many still call it Pretoria. Monuments and buildings underline Tshwane’s role as one of three capital cities in South Africa; as do the many government buildings. Commerce is a further vital facet and the city’s numerous sporting and entertainment events encourage a healthy tourism market. Outstandingly beautiful are the many purple-flowered jacaranda trees; leading to Tshwane’s third name, Jacaranda City.
Dominating the city’s Church Square is a bronze statue of Oom Paul who, in the 1800s, was regarded as the Father of Afrikanerdom. From Union Buildings at Meintjes Kop, there are panoramic views of the city, a Garden of Remembrance and war memorial. The African Window Museum is a top tourist haunt with exhibitions ranging from South African Heritage to Rock Art. Political leader, Paul Kruger’s house retains some of his personal belongings from the 1800s although Kruger National Park is probably his most famous legacy. Then, Mapoch Ndebele Village houses examples the architecture and art of the Ndebele people. Tshwane –Pretoria’s many specialist museums provide a further insight into life as it used to be in this Gauteng Province. Accommodation choices for visitors are equally varied and include hotels ranging from budget to the finest possible star rating. These are to be found in the centre of the city and in the attractive suburbs such as Arcadia, Lynnwood and Silver Lakes. The Burgers Park area hotels are most conveniently located for access to Pretoria’s business district.
There always seems to be something happening in Tshwane – Pretoria, including and of special interest to the city’s many tourists; antique and craft fairs. If looking for an authentic reminder of your visit here, or maybe even an unexpected antique bargain; these are the places to visit. The physically more inclined will want to join in the Springbok Vasbyt race. During the August and September period, the annual Pretoria Show also draws crowds of hotel-staying visitors. There is an agricultural theme here and the show is staged at the Events Centre. The Formula 1 Powerboat Grand Prix takes place annually, just north of Pretoria and every three months sees - and hears - the Jazz Indaba Festival. The Jacaranda Festival is staged in October when the estimated 50,000 trees are gloriously in full bloom. With the Jacaranda being such a prominent and attractive feature; it’s strange that they didn’t just change Pretoria’s name to the attractive Jacaranda City.
Long before the Tshwane element of the city’s current name was thought of and in 1855, Pretoria was founded by one Marthinus Pretorius who was a leader of the Voortrekkers. He named it after his father who scored a famous victory over the Zulus in the gloriously gory Battle of Blood River. Annually, in December, there is a national holiday and a Day of Reconciliation to mark the 1838 Zulu/Boer war. Tshwane – Pretoria is strategically situated to the northern end of Gauteng Province; part of the old Transvaal. This is the smallest province in South Africa, but mind-blowingly rich and very highly populated. It comes as no great surprise to learn that, in the Sotho language, Gauteng means Place of Gold. Certainly, golden memories are waiting to be discovered by visiting tourists as they explore this vibrant city.
French and Indian cuisine is very popular and there’s a re-assuring supply of chips on many menus. Venturing into the more adventurous, you might find items such as Tilapia and Kinklip . These are among some of the region’s fish dishes and may not be familiar to visiting tourists. Chicken, beef and steak dishes also appear on menus, but those featuring goat and antelope may be more difficult to digest. Vegetable selections might include plantain, cassava leaves and green banana cooked in sauce. Droëwors is a type of dried sausage and there isn’t the space to begin describing Bunny Chow . There are different flavours to savour, but you are in a different country; so … in for a penny. One traditional favourite which has a universal appeal, is Bobotie . This consists of spicy mince with an egg topping. In this cosmopolitan city of Tshwane – Pretoria, there are, of course, restaurants catering for every cuisine preference. Hotels too; offer varied menus. These are designed to appeal to the many nationalities that descend on the city in search of sometimes new experiences.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Pretoria, with typical prices around £57 per night based on 4,767 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Pretoria are usually highest during May, with typical prices around £70 per night.
Hotel prices in Pretoria usually range from £34 per night to £105 per night, with typical prices around £60 per night.
Hotel prices in Pretoria are typically lowest in November at around £57 per night, rising to around £70 per night in May.
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In Pretoria, you might want to check out RH Hotel Pretoria, BellaMaria, Manhattan Hotel, SUN1 Pretoria. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Pretoria, you might want to explore The Capital Menlyn Maine, Bohemian House - Pretoria, Menlyn Boutique Hotel, The Woodpecker Inn. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Pretoria with your family, you could look at RH Hotel Pretoria, BellaMaria, Manhattan Hotel, SUN1 Pretoria. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels 298 on 34th, Pretoria Mansion Coral Tree Inn, The Village in Hatfield, Hampton House Guest House could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Pretoria, check out Manhattan Hotel, Southern Sun Pretoria, The Capital Menlyn Maine, ANEW Hotel Capital Pretoria – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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