Royal Marang Hotel

I have stayed at the hotel before. It’s still the same as it was 10 years ago. Impressive that is still as beautiful as it was then. Very impressive indeed. The room are still impeccable.

We very much enjoyed our stay at the Royal Marang Hotel in South Africa. Very friendly staff and great rooms!!

It was peaceful, we really stayed indoors the whole weekend by choice. We felt we didn't need to do anything else because the place was so perfect

Our stay and that of our guests was such an amazing experience. A 5 Star experience indeed. We always book our guests here and we will gladly come back anytime.

The bed was very comfortable, and the room was spacious. The place has nice amenities in terms of leisure, and they could maybe increase the pool size. Breakfast was good though they could use a chef on site for omelets and custom cooked eggs.

I sent my comments directly to the management of the hotel, but they were ignored. Instead the hotel reminded me to sent my review. OK, gey it! "While the reception service, main building, and the room where I stayed made the best possible impression, there are embarrassing issues which bring shame on the management of the hotel, advertised as a 5-star. Have you ever walked around the soccer fields, looked behind the Boma place? All these places, which are invisible directly from the main entrance, are full of garbage, which was not cleaned for definitely more than one year: empty paper packs after juices, milk and other drinks, plastic bottles of different sizes, torn plastic bags of different sizes, used foam plastic take-away packages, packaging paper, used hygiene products, used medical syringes (and, one can suppose, if syringes - needles also could be somewhere there, which are invisible, thus even more dangerous...). Can it be a feature of a 5-star hotel??? If Royal MArang is declared as a 5-star hotel, then everything, and not only what is visible from the road and the main entrance to the building, must be worthy of a 5-star facility and shining like a new Rand coin, and shouldn't look like a forgotten dumping site in a provincial village. While the hotel is not full during low season, why not mobilize temporary excessive staff to clean the territory? And keep it clean and tidy after that overall deep cleaning for forever times... One more thing. The breakfast was announced to be available from 6.30 AM. This Sunday I came at 7.00 and I couldn't find any clean and really ready for breakfast table: the crambles from the yesterday's dinner, no paper tissues, pieces of used toothpicks on the side plates carefully covered with unpacked wet tissues, no full cutlery sets on the table, no "juice station" ready for use, and for a 5-star hotel a full scale "egg station" is a must, but you don't have it."