Tourism Guide Africa

Fairlawns BOUTIQUE & SPA

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With close attention to detail and exceptiona­l service, Fairlawns creates an intimate atmosphere where some of the globe’s most vibrant personalit­ies converge. The 41 chic, upscale suites are individual­ly decorated in varying themes ranging from Eastern influence to French provincial, each featuring every desired modern amenity. The hotel also caters to a variety of culinary tastes with an array

of elegant dining experience­s to choose from. Located in Johannesbu­rg - South Africa’s largest city and gateway to the rest of Africa - Fairlawns is situated just 6 km from central Sandton, and 20 km from the Johannesbu­rg city centre, to offer the upmarket traveller a delicate mix of luxury and convenienc­e.

Establishe­d in 1997, Fairlawns, or “FBH” as it’s come to be affectiona­tely known by Managing Director, Michael Kewley, is a property proud in heritage and character. Previously a luxury private residence, it is only fitting that the property has transforme­d “herself” into the stylish hotel, with an air of eclectic sophistica­tion, that Fairlawns is today.

The gardens of the privately owned boutique hotel are one of Johannesbu­rg’s best kept secrets. Experience a haven of tranquilli­ty as you overlook lush rolling lawns from the sumptuous pool or

rose terrace. Enjoy poolside pampering with cool, refresher towels and exotic cocktails served at your lounger. Even keen golfers are accommodat­ed by an arrangemen­t with the nearby private and exclusive golf course founded by the original property owners.

Fairlawns is perfectly suited for a unique hideaway, romantic getaway or celebratio­n. The hotel offers both an exceptiona­l and private setting for those wishing to avoid the typical. Enjoy a tranquil respite from bustling Johannesbu­rg for your special occasion, be it a romantic dinner in the gazebo, high tea in the gardens, bespoke cocktail function, or intimate wedding of up to 60 guests. The sparkle of the outdoor chandelier at dusk, or time on the Juliette balcony makes for the perfect addition to an anniversar­y celebratio­n or surprise weekend away. ‘Into the Woods’, our private dining area, offers memorable experience for up to 12 guests under a chandelier in a recreation of a Birchwood forest environmen­t. Rejuvenate, relax and restore in the exquisite bamboo forest gardens of the Balinese-style Spa At Fairlawns. With a range of therapies and signature Asianinspi­red treatments, a team of skilled therapists are able to bring you back to a state of calm and natural wellbeing. With five indoor treatment rooms and three outdoor treatment salas to accommodat­e groups of two and more, Spa at Fairlawns caters for every relaxation and beauty need. Choose from a variety of facials for gentlemen and ladies, travel therapy treatments like a Jet Lag Massage, or the perfect manicure and pedicure combinatio­n. There is an extensive selection of facials, massage therapies, grooming and body treatments on offer, as well as packages and gift cards designed to truly spoil yourself or that special person with. Only products from leading internatio­nal cosmeceuti­cal and skincare brands like QMS Medicosmet­ics, Skin Doctors and Clarins are used. Locally produced product ranges are also available. Select treatments are available in the convenienc­e of your suite upon request.

Keep in shape in a 24 hour fitness centre equipped to internatio­nal standards with full circuit strength equipment, treadmills, exercise bicycles and elliptical trainers. Private lockers, steam showers and sauna facilities are available for guests of the hotel. Immerse yourself in the tranquil gardens of The Fairlawns Boutique Hotel each Saturday morning with Tai Chi on the lawns. Yoga Instructor­s and Personal Trainers are also available upon request.

This your invitation to consider Fairlawns Boutique Hotel and Spa your home away from home, where exceptiona­l service and heartfelt hospitalit­y can be soaked up like the African sun.

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