Hotel Crystal Palace holds a fully serviced hotel licence at Gaborone, with 26 rooms on the register. With 26 rooms it sits well above the 5-room median of the 48 registered establishments at Gaborone. Gaborone — the capital, where most Botswana trips begin or end — is what shapes the demand. Full licensing means restaurant, bar and function space alongside the 26 rooms.
Quick facts
- Area
- Gaborone and the South-East
- Property type
- Hotel
- Setting
- Gaborone
Rooms
The national register records 26 rooms. We do not publish rates.
Facilities at Hotel Crystal Palace
We list no facilities. The national register does not publish them for this establishment and no other verifiable source was available.
Location and access
At Gaborone, in Gaborone. Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is on the northern edge of the city. The national register records the ward but not a street address, and we do not invent one.
Gaborone, and why it is on this site
Gaborone is where most international arrivals into Botswana land, and where a lot of trips start and finish. It is a capital city rather than a safari destination, and its accommodation is business hotels, serviced apartments and suburban guesthouses.
A good part of the city’s bed stock is small bed and breakfasts on residential plots, licensed with the national tourism register but absent from international booking channels. Those are worth knowing about, and they are why this section keeps growing.
Who it suits
- Travellers with an early flight from Sir Seretse Khama International Airport
- Visitors in the capital for meetings or government business
- Groups and work parties needing several rooms in one place
- Travellers who want to know a place is licensed before they arrive
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