Hotel nearby Durban

JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY CENTRE, set high on the banks of the Umgeni River Mouth, is a place where sheer quality and excellent service is all part of the deal. Two restaurants and a cocktail bar on the premises, together with four-star accommodation.

Bayside Hotel & Self Catering 110 West Street is located on the beachfront in Durban, 2.5 km from Vetch's Beach and 1.8 km from Durban ICC. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.

Located on the beachfront in Durban and featuring a bar, PARKVIEW HOTEL ROOM 711 has free WiFi. The property is set 2.9 km from Country Club Beach, 1.5 km from Durban ICC and 2.6 km from uShaka Marine World. Guests can enjoy city views.

This landmark hotel offers 262 hotel rooms with en-suite facilities, and most rooms have wonderful expansive, ocean views. The Blue Waters Hotel is a three star, AA highly-recommended hotel offering affordable rates to corporate business, sports teams, groups, honeymooners and holiday makers.

The Parkview Hotel - Luxury Suite is set on the beachfront in Durban. Each accommodation at the 4-star hotel has sea views and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy garden views.

Set in Durban, 650 metres from New Beach, Bayside Hotel 116 West Street offers accommodation with a bar, private parking and a terrace.

Parkview Hotel has a casino, garden and shared lounge in Durban. The property is close to several well-known attractions, a 2-minute walk from Marine Parade, a 9-minute walk from ICC Durban and a 19-minute walk from uShaka Marine World.

Located in Durban North, 5.5 km from Moses Mabhida Stadium, African Dream @ Durban features an outdoor pool. Free WiFi and private parking is available on site.

Overlooking Durban Bay and the yacht harbour, this hotel features spacious and air-conditioned rooms with a private balcony. The hotel is situated on Durban’s Margaret Mncadi Avenue, adjacent to the city centre.

Situated in Durban city centre, 1.5km from the ICC, The Royal Hotel opened as Durban's first hostelry in 1845. Following a Royal Appointment granted by Queen Victoria's second son, Prince Alfred, the hotel was named The Royal Hotel in 1860 and since then has won many awards.