Hotels in Fourways

"Excellent choice for a stopover at the airport. Easy walking distance from arrivals. "

"Bathroom needs to be cleaned "

"Clean room and helpful staff"

"Great location and good breakfast "

"The location was convenient and the airport shuttle great. Restaurant was very good, great hours perfect and exactly what we needed after a long flight. Would have been excellent but the lights and air conditioning were hard to figure out. We had to call someone to help. Please put directions in the room. I would recount stay there again. "

"The airport shuttle was exceptional. It runs every 15 mins between the airport and the hotel. This was our second time staying here. The hotel is very clean and the service was excellent. "

"Front desk staff totally non customer focused Aircon didn’t work in our room. Lovely technician tried for 45 minutes in our room to repair We asked to just sleep in empty room next door T 9.30 pm and not have to pack up and movie but front desk said not a good business proposal from their point of view as would be getting two rooms instead of one We said bad business to not be customer focused she said company rules I said that sucks Had we packed up and moved rooms it still would have meant they had two rooms used til 9.30am anyway So we slept with no air and will never use Radisson again We explained again in the morning to head guy on desk and he said sorry but not willing to even offer free coffee while we waited for 10am shuttle "

"Average "

"The place was beautiful and the overall setting is really lovely. Our initial room did have cockroaches, but the staff handled it very well and kindly moved us to a new room without us even needing to ask, which we really appreciated. I do feel that the property could benefit from offering more activities, especially considering how large the space is. It would also be great to see more accommodation for strictly halaal clients, such as a fully halaal kitchen or dedicated dining options. If this is not something they are able to offer, allowing self-catering for strictly halaal and kosher guests would be a thoughtful and inclusive alternative."