FORUM HOMINI BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Sweeping views of the valley abound from the luxury suites with roofs covered in African veld. The twelve deluxe suites are like sophisticated caves with raked off shutter concrete roofs that open up onto the view beyond. Suites include: stalactite lights handmade by Karen Vermeulen; fireplaces designed to make the fire look as if it's encased by glass; king size luxury beds; large oval baths and open-air showers. The honeymoon suite is beautifully appointed to allow for further privacy. It is larger and even more luxurious than the deluxe suites. The presidential suite has all the 'wild' features of the deluxe units but is double in size. It has an en-suite room, double fireplaces and separate boardroom facilities for private meetings. It also has its very own rock pool. Luxury  

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king¿size beds Satellite TV DVD Player/CD player Tea and coffee making facilities Detachable hairdryer Mini bar fridge with basic stock or stocked to guests preference 24¿hour room service A full bathroom with 'his and hers' hand wash basins His & her bath robes Bath with a view onto the open veld / bush Indoor/outdoor double door glass shower Digital safe Specifically designed and custom made gas fireplaces Under floor heating and individually controlled air conditioning Your own private courtyard Internet connectivity Direct dial telephone lines local and international Auto alarm clock Duvet & extra blankets available Heated towel rails The main focus of the boardroom is the vibrant painting "Giant Leap" by Paul de Toit, which resembles the evolution of man. Comic-like faces are boldly outlined and detailed in black. Forum Homini hopes this painting will be used as the veritable icebreaker for the delegates, as they try and identify the personalities within the painting! Main discussion room seats 60 -100 people. Boardroom and adjacent private dining room with seating for 8-20 pax, overlooking the dam. Media centre with plasma scre