The Hyatt Regency Johannesburg is located in the cosmopolitan northern suburbs of Rosebank in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Firs Shopping Mall adjoins the hotel.
A harmony of culinary influences combine to create the international favorites prepared at Zafferano Restaurant and Lounge. The Conservatory has hosted celebrities and dignitaries in its casual lounge setting that faces the tranquil hotel gardens. A range of fresh, loose leaf teas and infusions are offered at this prestigious gathering site.
A 24 hour business center contains computers with high speed Internet access and offers fax, photocopy and print services. Multi function rooms with wired high speed and wireless Internet access accommodate corporate and social gatherings. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. The on site Camelot Spa features saunas, spa tubs, steam rooms and plunge pools. A fitness center offers a realm of workout equipment, and an outdoor rooftop pool provides cityscape views. Peak Health Club contains three treatment rooms where a complete menu of massages, facials, wraps and scrubs, including Hot Stone, Kuhuna and Swedish modalities, are administered by a professional staff. Beauty services highlight are eyelash and eyebrow tinting. Additional property amenities include car rental and chauffeur services, and laundry services.
This seven story hotel features 244 non smoking guestrooms and suites with African inspired dΘcor, minibars, satellite television and complimentary weekday newspaper delivery. Park Rooms include generous desk areas and coffee/tea makers. Black granite bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, and plush bathrobes. Club Rooms offer butler service, private concierge service, continental breakfasts, evening cocktails and hors d'oeuvres.
Select suites provide walk out balconies. High speed Internet access is available in all accommodations. Concierge services can arrange a tour to the nearby Lesedi Cultural Village, where guests may experience the vibrant traditions of the Basotho, Ndebele, Pedi, Xhosa and Zulu people.
