Hotel Lamunu launches Play & Stay Special:

Hotel Lamunu is offering great deals on accomodation co-inciding with cultural activations taking place in Braamfontein over weekends. For a mere R650 per room for two people including breakfast, guests can overnight at the stylish Hotel Lamunu while attending awesome events and experiencing the Braamfontein nightlife. The special is subject to availability and can be booked by calling or e-mailing Hotel Lamunu directly; 011 242 8600 reservations@lamunu.co.za

It’s no secret that Braamfontein is hotter than ever, attracting new-think creative energies, concepts, people, markets and festivals.

Pay/Stay Specials:

Reserve a 4 night stay on our best available rate and receive the fourth night at no charge - a discount of 25%.
Reserve a seven night stay on our best available rate and receive the last two nights at no charge – a discount of 28.5%.

Conference Room Specials:

R290pp Full Day Conference – lunch, tea, coffee & water. Additional R10 for soft drinks.
R250pp Half Day Conference – lunch, tea, coffee & water.
R200pp Half Day Conference – No lunch
R850pp 24hour Conference Special – Bed, breakfast, lunch & refreshments

A variety of meeting room sizes available, ranging from an intimate boardroom for 6 people to a presentation room for 130 people. Facilities include white boards, flip charts, data projectors, screens, notepads & pens.

Book for 20+ people over 2 nights and receive a 10% discount.

Rates valid until 29 February 2012

Braamies on the Bus:

R950 per person sharing – R600 per person sharing for groups of 8 or more
Package include Bed and Breakfast and the 4.5 hour tour of Braamfontein on foot and using the Rea Vaya Bus System.

What will be seen and covered:

• History of Braamfontein (when it originated, who lived here)
• Braamfonteins oldest buildings
• Braamfontein-leaders in the inner city rejuvenation
• Southpoint rejuvenation work
• Nelson Mandela Bridge
• Public art in Braamfontein (Tree’s ,Eland Joburg Theatre exterior Art and Miners)
• Public Art outside the court (numerous art pieces at court and outside- some of the best in the city)
• Constitutional Court Tour (includes men’s and women’s jail, court)
• Tour of the city Skyline on the ramparts of the fort (one of the best view’s in the city)
• Rea Vaya bus rides

I Love Joburg:

R875 per person sharing – R595 per person sharing for groups of 8 or more.
Package include Bed and Breakfast and the 4 hour tour on foot and using the Rea Vaya Bus System.

What you will experience
Join us for a totally unique day out in our fair city! This tour provides the opportunity to travel on the Rea Vaya BRT line, which takes us past some of the most interesting parts of the city! We will stop off at the Carlton Centre’s “Top of Africa” which offers an exhilarating view and our tour guide will reveal information about Joburg’s birth and its exciting history! Following another bus ride, our destination is the Johannesburg Art Gallery- here you will be exposed to an array of amazing artwork- from Picasso and Monet to South African greats such as Sekoto and Preller. All in all- A great day out!

Sassy Soweto Tour:

R960 per person sharing - R660 per person sharing for groups of 8 or more.
(Please Note: This tour does include quite a bit of walking and a degree of fitness is required)
Package include Bed and Breakfast and the 5 - 6 hour tour on foot and using the Rea Vaya Bus System

The day starts with a walk through the inner city, we then board the Rea Vaya bus system and travel to Soweto. Numerous fun sites are scene on the Journey including Soccer City. We then arrive in Orlando, one of Soweto's most culturally rich areas. We take a walk to Vilakazi Street where we learn more about Soweto and its people, history and culture. Here we will visit Mandela House, the former home of Nelson Mandela. Next up we walk the short distance to Hector Pieterson museum experiencing the area and community. At Hector Pieterson your guide will give you an intro lecture to the 1976 Uprising- one of Soweto's most important events and then you are free to walk around the Museum. We then make the walk back to the bus and travel back to the city.