The InterContinental Johannesburg Hotel Montecasino is also an ideal venue for business travellers. The hotel offers guests a range of modern business services and meeting facilities. The business services include Internet access, a Business Centre, copying facilities and private limousine service. The InterContinental Johannesburg Hotel Montecasino also has 3 meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate 70 people. This Johannesburg InterContinental hotel is the home of the Medéo Restaurant, serving a fusion cuisine that is designed to suit the tastes of hotel guests from around the world. For breakfast, guests can enjoy a full English breakfast that also includes an Asian option. For lunch and breakfast, the restaurant offers a delicious Mediterranean a la carte menu. Hotel Accommodation The accommodation at the InterContinental Johannesburg Hotel Montecasino comes in three categories: standard, suite and executive accommodation. • Cable / satellite TV
• Coffee / tea maker
• Connecting rooms
• Free morning newspaper delivered to room
• Hairdryer
• Pay-per-view movies
• Individually controlled air conditioning
• Iron / ironing board
• Telephone with voicemail
• Bathtub and bathrobe
• Rollaway bed / cot
• Separate hanging closet
• Valet service
• Work desk with lamp Restaurants and Bars The hotel offers 24-hour Room Service to guests staying at the InterContinental Johannesburg Montecasino Hotel. In addition, the Medéo Restaurant, located in the hotel premises, offers a delicious full English breakfast buffet including an Asian breakfast option. For lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers an exquisite Mediterranean a la carte menu. Services and Facilities • Foreign currency exchange
• Concierge services
• Dry-cleaning pickup / laundry
• Gift shop
• Babysitting
• Self-service laundry facilities onsite
• Porter staff
• Secretarial services
• Shoeshine
• 24-hour Room Service
• Complimentary parking Conference and Banquet Facilities • Business Centre
• Three meeting rooms
• 1902 square feet of meeting space
• Largest room capacity: 70 reception style Nearby Attractions • The Lion Safari Park
• Lesedi Cultural Village
• Gold Reef City and Apartheid Museum Hotel General Information Check-in: 2:00 pm
Check-out: 11:00 am Johannesburg Attractions Johannesburg attractions range from both cultural and historic exhibitions to fun family outings and interesting displays of local innovation and productivity. With good weather throughout most of the year, sightseeing in Johannesburg is always a rewarding adventure.
The first stop on any list of Johannesburg attractions should be the Apartheid Museum, which showcases South Africa's history of black oppression and illustrates how far the nation has come in its move towards democracy. Visit the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features the Sterkfontein Caves where the ancient fossil of Mrs. Ples was found in 1947.
On a lighter note, a fantastic Johannesburg attraction is Gold Reef City, a 'gold-rush' fashioned theme park full of exciting thrill rides. While sightseeing in Johannesburg visitors can tour the SAB World of Beer, or take a scenic hike through the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens. Newtown Cultural Precinct's Market Theatre and Museum Africa are also Johannesburg attractions worth seeing. Gold Reef City This entertainment complex is essentially a theme park full of thrill rides, but was designed to be a re-creation of Victorian Johannesburg during the gold-rush era. The park, four miles (6km) south of the city centre via the M1 motorway, was built around... Newtown Cultural Precinct This complex of buildings in the city centre has been upgraded and restored as part of the city fathers' urban renewal policy and provides several attractions. The Market Theatre and Museum Africa, for instance are housed in a Victorian building in Bree Street Johannesburg Zoo The Johannesburg Zoo is a favourite place for locals to take a stroll among the numerous enclosures that house more than 3,000 species of animal, including polar bears that can be viewed underwater in their pool. Of course the Big Five are all SAB World of Beer SABMiller started in South Africa and has expanded to become one of the world's largest brewers of beer. The World of Beer offers a fun short tour, which summarises the history of the company, beer in general and details the brewing process. Afterwards Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens Not known for being an especially green city, this oasis in the west side of Johannesburg covers 741 acres (300ha), offering lush gardens and scenic hiking trails. The gardens are a terrific place for bird watching (over 200 species) and garden-enthusiasts interested in seeing... Melville This trendy suburb is a hive of activity on any given night of the week; it is the place to go out and carouse. Anything from hip and upmarket to just plain odd coffee shops, bars and dance venues throng the streets. Partygoers The Apartheid Museum South Africa's history of black oppression is chronicled in this building, situated near Gold Reef City. Relics of the Apartheid system, which banned non-whites from certain areas and from receiving an education, as well as forbidding interracial relationships, can be found here, right down... Constitution Hill A guided tour of the National Heritage Site of Constitution Hill takes visitors on a journey through South Africa's turbulent past, but also illustrates its incredible transition into democracy. Visitors are guided through the Old Fort Prison Complex where the peeling walls and rusty... Hector Pieterson Memorial site and Museum Hector Pieterson became the iconic image of the 1976 Soweto uprising during apartheid South Africa, when a news photograph of the dying Hector being carried by a fellow student was published across the globe. He was just 12 years old when the police, unprovoked Cradle of Humankind and Maropeng Visitor Centre The Cradle of Humankind is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains a complex of dolimitic limestone caves, including the Sterkfontein Caves, where the fossil, Australopithecus africanus (nicknamed Mrs. Ples) was found in 1947 by Dr Robert Broom and John Robinson. 'Mrs Ples' is...
Sports and Leisure
Onsite Outdoor pool Fitness centre Nearby (Can be arranged with Concierge) Golf Tennis Squash Bowls Indoor rock climbing Horse riding Hot air balloon rides Jogging route Montecasino Entertainment Complex Casino Outdoor bird gardens Helium balloon ride Cinemas Children's entertainment centre Theatres Retail shops Conference facilities Selection of restaurants Coffee shops Pubs and supper clubs New lifestyle extension featuring an open - air piazza with restaurants, a 1900 seater Theatre, 400 seater Conference Room, and the SunSquare MonteCasino Hotel
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Inter-Continental Johannesburg-Montecasi
011 510 3000
+27 11 5104001
