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Ambiance: Trendy Menu type: A La Carte or 7 Course Tasting Menu Main course (avg): R120 Licensed: yes, corkage: R150 per bottle Open: Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner Open 7 Days a week, 365 Days a year. Seating Capacity: 90
Description: After extensive refurbishment, the Monarch Hotel now welcomes guests by reservation. Transformed from the old Saxonwold Post Office, the hotel places itself at the forefront of personalized hospitality. The dining room offers lunches and dinners as a seven course tasting menu or a-la-carte whilst the bar offers cocktails and a selection of choice morsels. Menus are amended regularly in keeping with seasonal produce and Executive Chef Keith Frisley’s fancies. Not catering to fussy foodies only, the menu also includes homely favourites. Ditto for the wine list. Some rare finds, very drinkable. The Monarch Hotel has twisted it’s stuffy old world charm by introducing contemporary South African artworks into fancy period like interiors and DJ Damian Armstrong is credited with creating upbeat playlists. No Mozart Sonatas here. The hotel offers twelve suites with dedicated service and prides itself on the best concierge service in town; always abreast of the latest and greatest in happenings and gossip. Guest itineraries are set up with the absolute care of a Contessa and Business facilities include a boardroom complete with a bulletproof secretarial assistant. VIP entrances and reservations are made at approved establishments preventing that all too familiar disappointment suffered by out of towners. Generous guest amenities are from Santa Maria Novella, Firenze, while beds are dressed with Frette linen. Despite all the boudoir treatments, suites feature internet connections, DVD, CD, DSTV and almost everything else that can plug into a socket. All rooms have dining facilities, with room 300 seating up to 8 guests served from a dedicated chef’s kitchen. This is the room to book, with a celebrity entrance, private security and grand piano, you’ll miss all the paparazzi and fashion assassins alike. Security is paramount, dressed the part in an African dictator fashion. Security is paramount, dressed the part in an African dictator fashion. Park at the secure 2nd level basement parking in Baker Square, be escorted to the main entrance and don’t look back. With a touch of hedonism and a bit of madness, the Monarch Hotel succeeds in adding personality to their hotel experience. Head chef: Keith Signature dish: Beef Fillet Beef Fillet with Potato & Carrot Gratin & Grilled Bone Marrow |
Address
167 Oxford Road Directions Visitors parking: Baker square underground Parking. Corner of Baker street and Oxford Road. Travelling on Oxford Road from Sandton turn right into Bolton, first right into Cradock, and first right into Baker Street. You will see the ramp going down into Baker Square Parking on your left. Travelling on Jan Smuts Avenue from Randburgturn left into Bolton Road which becomes Baker Street. After the robots at Cradock you will see the ramp going down into Baker Square Parking on your left. After taking your ticket at the boom, keep left and proceed to level 2 until the second lift. Take the lift to level 0, exit at Baker St and keep left until you arrive at the Monarch. Parking is complimentary if you get your ticket stamped at the hotel. A security escort is available from the parking. |
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