Sun International announced on Tuesday that only two of its hotels remained open.
FOLLOWING a statement on Monday that all the Sun International restaurants, casinos, hotels and resort properties would be temporarily closed for 14 days, the hotel group has made an update.
Sun International announced on Tuesday that only two of its hotels remained open – The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront and The Boardwalk in Gqeberha.
Restaurants at the two hotels have closed and therefore cannot provide food and beverage. They will offer in-room dining and “Chef-on-call” to take special requests from guests.
The hotel group decided to close most of its hotels and resorts, including Sun City Resort and Wild Coast Sun, due to the new Covid-19 regulations announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday night.
“We remain hopeful that the worst of the latest Covid-19 outbreak will have subsided 14 days from now, so that we can safely reopen our Hotels, Resorts and Casinos,” said Graham Wood, the Group COO.
