The Orient Hotel

For most visitors, The Orient's biggest drawcard is its fine-dining restaurant Mosaic.

About the RestaurantHaving travelled the world, filling several passports in the process, Chantel found her second home in Paris where she fell in love with the Belle Epoque Restaurants such as Le Grand Colbert, Vaganende and La Fermette Marbeuf. When asked how she wanted to decorate Restaurant Mosaic, her choice was easy – in the Art Nouveau style.

Renowned South African Impressionist artists and interior decorators were commissioned to step back in time to the romantic early 1900s to create a restaurant that was both romantic and unique. It has an intimate feel with booth-type seats and two private dining rooms.

When the restaurant is open, award-winning chef Chantel Dartnall is always in attendance and always meets the diners to explain the menu and answer questions.The 9 exclusive Suites have been designed by blending the most desirable contemporary, Colonial and Moorish décor; from high sloping ceilings, airy verandas and carved doors to ethnic woven textiles. The eclectic plush interiors provide a true sense of place - allowing you to experience the Orient's signature blend of romance, rejuvenation and exotic sensuality in ancient splendour.

An oasis of peace and tranquility.

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