The centrally located East London Premier Hotel King David renowned for its splendour, service excellence, and plush accommodation welcomes business executives, touring groups, discerning travellers, and families.
Premier Hotel King David, true to its name provides luxurious regal accommodation through its 80 well-appointed rooms and suites. All the rooms include telephones, television, ceiling fans, air-conditioning, en-suite bathrooms and more.
The excellent conference and business facilities offered by Premier Hotel King David make it the number one choice in accommodation for business executives and touring groups alike.
Premier Hotel King David is within walking distance of the central business district and only a short stroll from the Orient beach. Located less than 5 minutes from the airport, it is ideally situated for travellers and business executives alike. Beautiful Victorian buildings, historical attractions, and several sporting facilities are all in close proximity.
Enjoy a day at the beach or shop for gifts at the nearby Lock Street Gaol Shopping Complex, try your hand at fishing, book a boat trip, stroll through the Esplanade or enjoy golf at the oldest golf club in South Africa.
Services
We offer a 24 hour reception service for easy booking. A laundry, ironing, and valet services are also offered. Internet access and satellite television are provided in the comfort of your room as well as a telephone line. Reception can be contacted to assist with the booking of a babysitter.
Parking
Limited secure undercover parking is available for guests and conference attendees at a nominal fee.
Transport
Airport transport and shuttle services can be arranged by reception and charged to your room.
Business Facilities
Six fully equipped and diverse conference rooms, with seating capacity of up to 400 delegates, ensure that we can cater for corporate functions, product launches, conventions, weddings and social gatherings of all sizes. The facilities also cater for disabled attendees. Foreign exchange services are available.
Wine and dine
Guests are treated to mouth watering dishes at the Mtombo Restaurant. You can select fine cuisine from the a-la-carte menu or buffet. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. The restaurant can seat 80 to 90 diners and also caters for intimate and stylish events. The Mtombo bar is open until late and is the ideal place to meet for drinks or just to relax with friends.
Sport facilities
Squash, golf, tennis, bowling and fitness facilities are all in close proximity of the hotel. Guests can also partake in skydiving, surfing, water-ski, fishing, hiking, horse riding and more in the area.
Rooms
The chic East London accommodation offered includes 80 deluxe rooms and luxurious executive suites. Touring and convention groups, as well as business executives are catered for.
There are four presidential suites each furnished with a double bed and offering a separate lounge.
The 36 immaculate and comfortable single, double and family suites cater for the discerning individual traveler, business executives and families.
Each room has its own satellite television with several channels including M-Net, en-suite bathroom, radio, telephone, tea and coffee machine, overhead fan, and hairdryer facility.
Activities
East London is full of things to do and places to see, including:
The City Hall, with its Clock Tower commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, is a splendid example (recently restored) of the architecture of the late 19th Century.
The East London Museum, situated in Upper Oxford Street, offers visitors a variety of exhibitions representing the natural environment and rich heritage of the region. Probably best known for the prehistoric coelacanth, the museum also displays reconstruction of the extinct dodo of Mauritius, along with the only known dodo egg in the world.
The Ann Bryant Art Gallery, the building with its stained-glass windows, pressed-steel ceilings, wooden floors and spacious rooms is a lovely example of post-Victorian architecture. Its permanent art collection is widely representative of South African art from 1880 to the present and includes paintings, graphics, drawings, photography, ceramics and sculptures by well-known artists from all over the country.
The East London Aquarium, officially opened on 2 December 1931, has since grown to a modern, sophisticated facility which houses approximately four hundred different species of marine and fresh-water animals.
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Inverleith Terrace, Quigney, East London
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