The Riviera on Vaal is an ideal destination to chill out or thrill out. The beautifully appointed health and beauty Spa is a sure winner for the ultimate relaxing and revitalising experience. The home from home atmosphere makes you feel comfortable as you feel you are being treated as a friend not a guest. From the sumptuous breakfast to afternoon tea and indulging dinners you will experience special culinary enticement.
The two restaurants, as well as the contemporary Terrace Café, all have their own unique positioning. Inyama Grill House, a relaxed family steakhouse restaurant, recently relocated. The atmosphere is laid back and the restaurant is truly child friendly. The little ones can be occupied at the Little Pony children’s playground, and can also join the Murphy Club with lots of special experiences.
Dining on the terrace overlooking the river has a special feel to it. The French style garden layout and architectural backdrop adds to the ambiance. Basking in the sun whilst sipping on a glass of Zorgvliet wine is a real mood setter; a special experience for special people.
The classic Matthews Restaurant is the icon restaurant at the Riviera. Matthews has a friendly unique atmosphere where the discerning diner is treated to contemporary country cuisine. Chef Warren and his team are dedicated to cullinary excellance. A speciality is the once-a-month theme evening. Expat communities as well as local residents are eagerly awaiting the excitement of the next event. To find out more about the special gastromic experiences read the food article in this magazine; a visual enticement of the Peri-peri Prawn Kebab.
A cruise on the Petit Verdot
The Petit Verdot is often the highlight of business conferences as well as leisure guests’ experience. Dining on this 80 seater floating restaurant is a special experience, gently floating down the river is something to behold. With the lights of the Riviera hotel fading in the distance and soft intimate music fills the air an atmosphere of total indulgent emerges.
The concierge desk will inform you with valuable suggestions if you want to find out more about the rich history of the Vereeniging area. The town is known for its important role in the South African history. Sharpeville saw water shedding in the struggle against apartheid, a peace treaty between the Boers and the British was signed in the town as well. Various other places of interest can be found in the area. A visit to a township shebeen is always a very informative and entertaining occasion.
The Riviera on Vaal resort is a destination more than just a hotel, management is living the Group’s brand promise of ‘special experiences for special people’.
