During a work visit to Durban I had breakfast at the restaurant and i found the food freshly prepare and there was a variety of options to choose from.

Started off with no water for the day so called the hotel to get rates to book in, they quoted an amount, then apologized as it is a public holiday and then put date up by 50%. Needless to say we bought bottles of water and survived. Rocked up for dinner for a seafood buffet, food was OK but service was poor. Hid the seafood until the rush was over and served it over cooked and rubbery. Dinner was done then got the bill which had a R35 per head snuck in. Enquirer why and was told it’s a public holiday. Hmmm, manager not available and cannot be contacted to confirm why the tax invoice we had was cheaper than the bill. Eventually after some time and off course us refusing to pay, a “manager” rocks up and we paid what was on originally on paper to us. Public holidays come at an expense

Breakfast variety extremely limited, not much choice, cannot get certain items to be made on request like other hotels, foods, extremely bland and boring, no flavours, highlight of my meals where the omelettes, finger sized rolls like pancakes,still ripped about that

The buffet had a large selection of food and you were served with white linen tablecloths and napkins. If you left hungry then it was your own fault - everything was immaculate, clean and couldn't ask for more

The food and service was excellent. We ate at the buffet and the lamb curry was outstanding. I highly recommend it. Beautiful setting. The pianist is very talented and set the mood for a very romantic evening.

The buffet range is excellent, and any lover of curries can have an absolute feast.The bar menu and service is equally brilliant.For those that want to enjoy the cocktails, you may step out onto the terrace and enjoy the views.