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South Africa Ten Bompas

South Africa Ten Bompas | Urbane Nomads

Overview

Converted from a private home, this 10-suite design hotel is located within a posh,leafy suburb of Johannesburg.

The reception areas of the hotel comprise various sitting and meeting areas, Sides, the hotel's award winning restaurant with its own double volume, glass fronted wine cellar as well as function and conference facilities.

Gentle curves and geometric forms create an air of tranquility, which belies the fast pace of Johannesburg. Ten Bompas is enriched with eye-catching focal points in the form of contemporary African art and sculpture.

Figures well as part of a luxury safari to South Africa.

Accommodation

Proprietors Christoff van Staden and Peter Aucamp had very specific ideas for Ten Bompas, and his brief to the ten interior designers, one of whom was the project architect, included many remedies to shortcomings he had encountered on his extensive travels.

Each suite was to have a separate lounge and bedroom, a fireplace, guest toilet, steam bath and plenty of natural light, with access to the outdoors via a ground floor patio or a balcony. Each suite is equipped with complimentary bar, high speed internet, satellite television and a compact disc sound system. This formed the basis of Christoff's brief to the designers.

Dining

Sides Restaurant.

Award winning restaurant accommodating up to 50 people that's open to outsiders as well as guests.

Recreation

Restaurant

3 small conference rooms

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A superlative journey that would surely figure on any 'Trips of a Lifetime' list. Starting in Cape Town before departing via private plane to Antarctica, you will be spending days (and nights) in expedition-style tents on Antarctica, kite-skiing, exploring ice waves and talking to polar explorers. Combining an out-of-the-ordinary South African safari experience to the Antarctica trip, you'll find yourself witness to a rhino tagging exercise at the end of your stay- allowing you to come into close contact with these prehistoric animals.

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