A positive vibe at Capital on the Park

Capital on the Park

Capital on The Park, located at 101 Katherine Street, Sandton, brands itself as a “business resort with a cosmopolitan lifestyle”. These are very fancy words but they perfectly describe this wonderful hotel.

Despite being at the heart of the most wealthy business district in the country, Capital on the Park, feels like a resort hotel.

The foyer is expansive thanks to the open plan layout.   From the professionally manned reception desk you can cast your eye through the lounge, past the bar come espresso station to the dining room.

Positively Capital on the Park

The rear part of this massive room opens onto a north facing pool deck more attuned to a tropical resort than an urban jungle.

The high ceiling with interesting lighting, contemporary décor and ample natural light make the Capital on the Park spacious and bright.

Everything about this hotel conveys positivity. The functionality of the hotel flows so easily. The waiters, the cleaners and the management all have a positive attitude and seem to pre-empt your next question with an answer.

Safe and secure

The hotel runs on card keys. You use your card to operate the elevator and open your bedroom door. You won’t be able to reach your room, let alone get in, with your card key.

Capital on the Park exudes excellence
Capital on the Park exudes excellence

The suite attired security team can easily be mistaken for businessmen except that they are so helpful and friendly that you may then mistake them for hotel staff.

Rooms and facilities at Capital on the Park

My bedroom suite was fantastic. Everything I could need as a businessman was on hand – desk, wi-fi and ample electrical plugs for charging all my necessary electrical gadgetry. And when I was done working, the lounge came with a huge sofa and a TV. My very comfortable bedroom had its own TV too. The bathroom was spacious and sparkling.

Capital on the Park rooms
Sleep comfortably

The hotel is packed with facilities including a gym, spa, kids play area, interior and exterior bar and a variety of conference facilities.

I loved staying at this hotel and will, in all likelihood, return very soon.

For more information visit thecapital.co.za or call them on 010 433 0000.

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