NH Johannesburg Sandton: An Overnight Destination Offering Convenience and Style in the Heart of Joburg’s Economic Hub

Looking for somewhere to stay in the centre of South Africa’s financial and economic hub? Look no further than NH Johannesburg Sandton, a location of ultimate convenience situated just around the corner from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and only two kilometers from Nelson Mandela Square and Sandton Gautrain Station.

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An effortless combination of comfort and taste

NH Johannesburg Sandton offers a total of 329 bright and spacious rooms and suites, offering great value in a convenient location as one of Johannesburg’s most connected addresses for meetings and events.

Natural light, flexible layouts and modern audiovisual facilities create an inspiring space for conferences, corporate events and training sessions, with day delegate packages and on-site parking making every event effortless.

Guests are free to relax by the family-friendly pool with a fruity cocktail and cool urban views or catch up with a colleague over freshly brewed coffee in the lounge. Plus, the fully equipped gym makes workouts a breeze.

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NH Johannesburg Sandton joins Saving the Wild for wine collection launch in support of conservation

Minor Hotels, who own various hotel brands including the NH Hotel Group, have entered into a new partnership with Saving the Wild – a groundbreaking Africa-based conservation charity – through the launch of three ‘Saving the Wild’ wines to be served in several Minor Hotel properties in Africa.

The wines are produced by Hoopenburg Wine Estate and feature a fine art label highlighting the need to protect three key species targeted for illegal poaching.

Saving the Wild Wine

The conservation collection includes a Cabernet/Merlot blend, a Sauvignon Blanc and a Rosé. A percentage of the proceeds from the Saving the Wild wine collection supports Saving the Wild’s work to advocate for specialised courts and better legislation for all endangered species.

Each bottle is a canvas featuring fine art photography donated by award-winning wildlife photographers:

Pangoli – Rosé. Photography by Aaron Gekoski.
Rhino – Cabernet / Merlot. Photography by William Fortescue.
Elephant – Sauvignon Blanc. Photography by James Lewin.

The fine-art photography is creatively enhanced with a gold foil embossing the rhino horn, elephant tusks, and pangolin scales – drawing attention to the features for which these animals are illegally poached. Saving the Wild works across Africa to protect these as well as other endangered species.

With every glass, guests can learn, discover and engage with the conservation stories behind the wines as each bottle has a QR code that launches short film content produced by Saving the Wild.

Short films include Rhino: The Endgame featuring Dr Jane Goodall and released shortly after her passing, along with Kimana Tuskers, which was created in collaboration with an Academy Award-winning team and narrated by Academy Award-nominated actor Djimon Hounsou.