Palace of Lost City

Region

Sun City, North West Province

General Information

An African Camelot...
All around Southern Africa they are to be found:

Legend has it that an ancient civilisation from North Africa journeyed South to build a palace for their much-loved King. They stopped in long-extinguished volcano crater - a veritable cradle of life. A place where weird and wonderful creatures, both great and small, roamed free amidst glittering streams and dreamy waterfalls. Here, they built a magnificent palace to befit the surroundings; their King was well-pleased. And so, the palace served as the spiritual centre of their vast empire until an earthquake reduced it to ruins. Now, restored in form and rejuvenated in spirit, The Palace of the Lost City is a modern day marvel that will make your journey, legendary.

Restaurants

Drink in the view while sipping a cocktail by the pool or in the gracious Tusk Bar. Then succumb to the culinary splendour of the Crystal Court or Villa del Palazzo, where you can sample signature dishes from Michelin star chef Conrad Gallagher. It's no wonder business is pleasure at The Palace, with luxurious banqueting and conferencing facilities ranging from the sumptuously appointed Council Room, to the sub-divisible ballroom of the Entertainment Centre. All the technical wizardry you need is on hand, and our experienced conference staff is always one step ahead. This, after all, is The Palace and you can expect nothing less than being treated like royalty.

• Villa Del Palazzo
• The Crystal Court
• Pool Braai Buffet And Snack Bar
• Tusk Bar And Lounge

Rooms

The Palace lavishes its guests with 5* service, and is luxurious in every detail. All four suites are breathtakingly opulent. From the distinctive grandeur of the African Suite to the unforgettable King Suite, resplendent in its maple paneling, delicately frescoed ceilings and stunning panoramas over the Lost City.

Each exquisite suite revels in the magic of this remarkable place. Here and there, artistic flourishes burst with life. Each room and suite offers royal hospitality with wonderful views over water or jungle. All benefit from a personal touch.

The Palace has 338 rooms inclusive of four deluxe suites.

Luxury Twin Rooms

• 151 rooms with two single adjoining beds of which 25 rooms inclusive of 4 twin adjoining luxury suites

Superior Luxury Rooms

• 109 rooms: 52 with king size bed with curved sofa, 26 with twin single beds and 32 with king size bed

Superior Luxury Family Rooms

• 55 rooms with king size bed with convertible couch inclusive of 3 x paraplegic rooms
• 2 children maximum (age twelve and under)

Suites

• 1 KING SUITE (KS) 2 bedrooms with king sizebeds, 2 bathrooms and cloakroom
• 3 LUXURY SUITES (SU) 2 bedrooms with king size beds, 2 bathrooms and cloakroom (Desert, Royal and African)
• 6 SUPERIOR SUITES (SS) 1 bedroom with king size bed, lounge, convertible couch, and two bathrooms
• 6 JUNIOR SUITES (JS) 1 bedroom with king size bed, convertible couch, lounge, one bathroom and a cloakroom

Facilities

Amazing swimming pools, Valley of the Waves, World Class Golf courses, Tennis, Caberet, Casino, Mulitple Watersports, Safari (by road or by Hot Air Balloon) are but a few of the things to do here.

All rooms have:

• Air-conditioning
• Hairdryer
• Mini-bar
• 24-Hour in-room dining
• Safes
• International direct dial
• Telephone
• Television
• Voltage 220V
• Internet
• Guest link
• Interactive pay TV
• Paraplegic Rooms
• Video on suites only

Child policy

Children of all ages are welcome. Only a breakfast fee is payable for children sharing a room (Under 12)

Stay 4 Pay 3 per room per night from ZAR 2800
(approx. £228.57  €266.67  $373.32)Short stay rates per room per night from ZAR 4380
(approx. £357.55  €417.15  $583.99)

All prices include breakfast

Entry level is luxury room

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