GPS coordinates: lat: -26.208349 - lng: 28.037189

Mapungubwe Hotel Apartments

Address:

50-54 Marshall Street, Marshall Town, . Johannesburg - Marshalltown

Telephone:

011 429-2600

Fax:

011 838-9125

Description

When it comes to upmarket hotel accommodation in the Jo¿burg inner city, a shortage of suitable facilities exists. However this has all changed with the Mapungubwe Hotel Apartments. Mapungubwe Hotel Apartments is a four star apartment hotel. The large rooms are themed according to the history surrounding the legendary kingdom of Mapungubwe and offer a luxurious treat for business travellers and leisure seekers alike.

Keywords

Swimming Pool, Bird Watching, Parking, Bed Linen Supplied, Television, Bathroom Towels Supplied, Security, Housekeeping, English, Visa, Mastercard, Smoking not Allowed, Complimentary Toiletries, Complimentary Tea Coffee, Air Conditioning, Tea and Coffee Facilities, Area Information Booklet, Internet Connection, Bar Fridge, Afrikaans, Safe for Valuables, Additional Bed Mattress, Gym Fitness Centre, American Express, Tour Assistance, Iron Trouser Press, Smoking In Demarcated Areas, Wake Up Calls, Driving Range, Private Pool, Telephone, International Plug Point, Business Facilities, Mini Courtesy Bar, Childcare Babysitting Service, Zulu, Smoking Allowed, Secretarial Services, Bars, Laundry, Bathrooms, Concierge, Kitchens, Sotho, Tswana, Transfer, Heaters, Dry Cleaning, Desks, Hair Dryer, Dvd Players, Receptions, Diner, Cultural Experience, Galler, Childrens Entertainment, Marshalltown Accommodation, All Suite Hotel

Company description

Mapungubwe's unique service offerings include: The kingdom of Mapungubwe is situated on the Shashe and Limpopo Rivers in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. It lies in a landscape of sandstone hills, ancient Baobab trees and Mopane bushveld. This Stone Age Kingdom dates back to the period AD 970 to AD 1290. Today the area is not only a South African National Park but also a World Heritage Site that boasts impressive archaeological discoveries. Relics and gold artefacts including the gold rhinoceros which Mapungubwe is renowned for, have lead archaeologists to believe that the Mapungubwe culture represented an extensive metal working and trading community. The high calibre of craftsmanship and design has been heralded and applauded by worldwide authorities. Beautifully created gold items, minute gold nails and beads, pottery with delicate decorations and elaborate shapes, locally cast glass beads as well as bone and ivory objects, will forever bear testimony to this ancient kingdom.

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