Durban 1-Star Hotels

With a stay at Road Lodge Durban, you'll be centrally located in Durban, within a 5-minute drive of Durban Beach and uShaka Marine World. This hotel is 7.8 mi (12.5 km) from Umhlanga Rocks Beach and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Workshop Mall.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, babysitting (surcharge), and a vending machine.Continental breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM and on weekends from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 92 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and sofa beds.

Conveniently set in the Berea district of Durban, Al Hamra Hotel Durban is located 3.5 km from Durban Botanic Gardens, 5.9 km from Durban ICC and 6.2 km from Moses Mabhida Stadium. The property is situated 6.6 km from Kings Park Stadium, 8.5 km from uShaka Marine World and 12 km from Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve. The accommodation provides room service and a 24-hour front desk for guests. Guest rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a kettle, a shower, free toiletries and a wardrobe. At the hotel each room has a private bathroom and bed linen. Umhlanga Lighthouse is 20 km from Al Hamra Hotel Durban, while Westridge Park Tennis Stadium is 1.8 km away. The nearest airport is King Shaka International Airport, 34 km from the accommodation.

Rai was excellent! She was efficient in arranging a room that was to my liking. She kept me informed and showed superb customer service skills. Very friendly and so pleasant. My request to check in early was also accommodated as I leave quite early the next morning. I have been on many stays with your group for the last seven to eight years, monthly. I have spent loads of money (+- R65000) doing this and it's all worth it! Especially with staff like her, there. I would employ her at my bank any day! Well done!

The signature restaurant of the Three Cities Royal Palm, Dish, is a fusion of contemporary al fresco dining sophistication amidst rich textures and colour schemes. There are four distinctive areas: a bar, lounge, dining room and sliding doors which open onto a spacious courtyard giving it an eleg... The signature restaurant of the Three Cities Royal Palm, Dish, is a fusion of contemporary al fresco dining sophistication amidst rich textures and colour schemes. There are four distinctive areas: a bar, lounge, dining room and sliding doors which open onto a spacious courtyard giving it an elegant café feel. The hotel also boasts such amenities as 24-hour security, ample living spaces, fast wireless internet systems, private semi self-catered kitchens inclusive of bar fridges and microwaves, dining rooms, lounges and balconies overlooking the boulevard.

Definitely an amazing hotel. The hotel was worth every cent. I loved that I was able to get an international plug when I needed one and that the staff was always willing to help. The breakfast OMG!!! Never seen or tasted anything more delicious. The variety of food and service from staff was a absolutely exceptional !!!!

Upon arrival the receptionist was awesome, friendly, helpful and a pleasure to communicate with. The house keeping staff was amazing and so friendly, 2 of the days I had food poisoning from a well known restaurant in durban and house keeping where always asking how I was and did I need anything. On the whole the staff are great. The only negative and it's not the hotel is the noise at night from the car park by the beach with people drinking (with loads of police close by) and playing music. Garden Court however can be very proud of there staff.

Booked 2 rooms for my wife and i and my dad over the christmas weekend. We stayed here 3 nights. Loved every moment of it. Breakfast was so awesome i didnt want to leave...spent an hour each day there.. my room was spotless and everything worked perfectly. The view from my room of the indian ocean is so good... i have stayed at this hotel many times over the years and i love that i am staying with someone i know, knowing what to expect , knowing, i will be greeted with a smile, knowing the awesome scent one gets when you enter the hotel lobby. Id like to thank 2 of my friends there natasha and bonga who are OUTSTANDING at what they do. I will be back end of april 2022.

I stayed during the Easter holidays. Unfortunately due to the flooding the hotel had lots of cancellations. However I made it down to durban without any problems. My room was on the 15th floor. Nice large room with great views over the Indian ocean. Even got a nice birthday surprise upon check in. Recommend the breakfast buffet. Big selection of nice full English breakfast and some tea's and coffee. All the staff are very welcome and friendly all over the hotel. Easy to get taxis, close to the bus stop and beach.Safe location.Will stay here again.

At check-in we were welcomed warmly by Mr. Mhize :) Our room was nicely done but deep cleaning is highly needed I mean even bathroom walls have stains which goes to show that training at housekeeping is highly needed. It was not my first time staying at the hotel. Previously we enjoyed breakfast especially when there was an Indian girl working there. This time around their service was just so disgusting!!!! In the first morning I informed the chef in charge that I'm vegetarian and asked if she could prepare anything for me and rudely told me that ”I don't know of you except of one guest that I prepared for, reception didn't inform me about you! So I'll give you something little from what I prepared for the vegetarian guest that I know of.” And indeed she gave me unappetizing less than a fist of fried chips. So much talk for fried potatoes! I am a paying guest and you don't talk to guests like that. When I went to go get something else on the buffet another chef asked me ”where is the plate you were using before?” REALLY????? I'm so disgusted and disappointed by their service. The chef in charge also kept shouting at a newly employed lady ordering her around with no respect! If you have no respect for your staff do that back of house not in front of guests it's belittling us and lowering your standards. On the second day we hoped for better but it was worse! We dished up our first rounds and I was made mushrooms only, even after I informed them I'd be returning. I believe there's so much more that could've being prepared if the love and passion was there. I went to go dishup again for my fiance and the chef first served the guest behind me and ignored me as if I was not standing in front of her, I saw her leaving one egg and I asked for two and she said ”second rounds are not allowed for eggs, that is why I'm making you one.” In my whole history of working and staying in hotels never in my entire life have I ever heard of such!!! Breakfast was decreased by an hour. Is it so much work to give good service in ONE HOUR?!

Location is good enough if you are conducting business in and around the city of Durban and not expecting anything more than a very basic 3 star experience. Even so, the value for money is not great. Rooms are clean, but need a little TLC here and there. Colleagues said their beds were very uncomfortable, but I clearly got lucky, as my bed was very comfortable. If you order from the a la carte menu, be prepared to wait a long time for your food to arrive. Same applies to drinks orders. Seems as if they were still on skeleton staff post Covid, or maybe they were unprepared for the influx of people attending Indaba. IMO, City Lodge is much better value for money.