Ten Bompas Hotel
Ten Bompas Hotel
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10 Bompas Road Dunkeld West 2196 Johannesburg |
             
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Originally a private home, Ten Bompas was converted into an exclusive hotel with ten suites, a restaurant called Sides and a magnificent wine cellar overlooking the swimming pool. Each suite has been individually decorated by a different interior designer, using their interpretation of an African theme. An appealing collection of African sculptures, art and architecture forms a perfect aesthetic match and creates a flow through the public spaces.
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