Durban Hotels and Travel Information

There are a wide variety of Durban hotels to choose from, ranging from 5-star luxury resorts to backpacker bedrooms. Most of the hotels in Durban are located along Durban Beach, with an increasing number of hotels heading north of the Umhlanga Rocks beach resort. With the organization of the 2010 World Cup, there has been a massive increase in the number of bed and breakfast that can be booked in Durban if it feels like a more personal touch to your stay. These generally have swimming pools and are located in the quietest residential areas.

West of Durban and further from the tourist beaches, you can find the fantastic Natal Midlands, where you can drive the famous Midlands Meander and stay in some truly country cabins or, if you are a golfer, there are some world class golf resorts. and around the Durban area. For the business person, Durban has many first-class conference rooms in luxury hotels, and has organized many company seminars with the added advantage of having the warm Indian Ocean right at the door for delegates to take advantage after a It was a hard day at work.

The ICC in Durban is the main conference venue in Africa, and stands out on the world stage that hosts many international conferences with great success year after year. There are many hotels around this place, but it is always advisable to book in advance to secure your place.

Families are also very well cared for in Durban, as well as in apartments with kitchens. Many Durban hotels have children's clubs and swimming pools and playgrounds. Many of these Durban hotels and family apartments can be found in the Umhlanga area, which bustles every summer with local and international tourists who descend to take advantage of the fantastic beaches and restaurants for swimming, all just a few minutes walk from your hotel.

In recent years, many Durban hotels have undergone extensive reforms that ensure Durban is a world-class destination with top-notch hotels and restaurants.

The increase in international airlines flying to Durban also makes it extremely easy to reach Durban from all over the world, usually with just one change! Emirates was the first international airline to fly, and now Qatar and Turkish Airlines appear to be prepared to raise Durban on the international stage, as they also fly live. It seems that 2016 will be a very interesting year in Durban, as the increase in flights helps boost tourism.