Description
Location. The Michelangelo Towers Are Located In The Sandton Area Of Johannesburg, South Africa, Next Door To The Sandton Convention Centre, 18 Kilometres From Johannesburg City Centre.
Hotel Features. Set Amid The Shopping And Entertainment Venues On Nelson Mandela Square, The 33 Storey Michelangelo Towers Is A Classically Inspired Property Crowned By A Glass Cupola. Amenities Include An Onsite Designer Shopping Mall And Indoor And Outdoor Pools. The Health Spa Offers A Fitness Suite, Sauna, Steam Room And A Range Of Beauty Services. Staff At The 24 Hour Front Desk Are On Hand To Assist With Travel Arrangements, Offer Sightseeing Advice And Provide Room Service (Limited Hours). Other Amenities Include Public Internet Access, Dry Cleaning Services And Secure Parking.
A Complimentary Breakfast Is Served Each Morning At The Michelangelo Towers. The Pigalle Restaurant Offers Seafood And Portuguese Specialities In An Eclectic Atmosphere Combining Victorian Furniture, Art Deco Fixtures, Italian Marble And Contemporary Design Features. The 8 Restaurant Serves Light Meals And Drinks In A Relaxed, Modern Setting.
Recreational Activities Offered In The Vicinity Include Tennis, Squash, Boating And Horse Riding. The Woodmead Golf Course Is Eight Kilometres From The Hotel.
Guestrooms. The 194 Air Conditioned Suites Incorporate Kitchens And Separate Dining/Living Areas. All Feature Contemporary Furnishings And Are Decorated In Warm Modern Shades. Amenities Include Televisions With Dvd Players, Complimentary Internet Connections, Minibars And Safes. Complimentary Newspapers And Welcome Amenities Are Provided. Kitchens Offer Microwaves And Coffee/Teamakers. Bathrooms Offer Separate Tubs And Showers, And Complimentary Toiletries. In Room Childcare Is Available On Request.
Expert Tip. The Casinos At Montecasino Are Open 24 Hours A Day, And Offer 1,700 Slot Machines And 70 Gaming Tables. The Complex Also Features Restaurants, Clubs And Children's Entertainment, And A Theatre That Hosts International Musical Productions.
