Presidential Suite – 1101 — Diaz Hotel & Resort

Room Description

Our newly renovated Presidential Suites includes separate lounge, a king bed with en-suite bathroom, second bedroom with 2 x Twin beds and own bathroom (shower only). Hair Dryer, In-room Safe, International plugs, Coffee & Tea Tray.

About Diaz Hotel & Resort

Thank you for choosing Diaz Hotel & Resort for your stay along the beautiful Garden Route. We look forward to welcoming you to Mossel Bay for an unforgettable seaside experience.

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Your Booking Details

Check-in Time: from 14:00
Check-out Time: by 10:00

Dining at Diaz Hotel & Resort

Start your day with a buffet breakfast, served daily from 07:00 to 10:00.

Our signature restaurant, Bahia Bleu, is open daily for:

Lunch: 12:00 – 17:00

Dinner: 17:00 – 21:00

For something different, visit our Jewel of India restaurant on the first floor, where authentic Indian cuisine is prepared by talented chefs from India.
T’s & C’s apply.

Unfortunately both restaurants will be closed for Christmas lunch and dinner. Bahia will have a beautiful Christmas breakfast buffet till 10:30 that morning.

Facilities & Amenities

Guests can enjoy a range of facilities designed for relaxation and leisure, including:

Conference and wedding venues

Outdoor swimming pool

Cocktail bar

Diaz Water Park (seasonal and weather dependent)

Please feel free to enquire at our Front Office Desk for more information during your stay.

Important Guest Information:

Matric Festival (27 November – 7 December)

Please note that the annual Matric Festival will take place on our premises during this period. This exciting event attracts matriculants from across South Africa as they celebrate the end of their school careers.

There will be live shows and entertainment in front of the hotel, with festivities continuing into the late evening. By proceeding with your booking during this time, you acknowledge awareness of this event. Once payment has been received, our standard cancellation policy will apply.

While we always strive to ensure all guests enjoy their stay, please note that we cannot guarantee a completely quiet environment during this period.

Festive Season Activities

The Diaz Water Park (weather permitting) will be open during the festive season, offering a fun-filled experience for families and friends alike.

Guests can also enjoy a selection of food and gift stalls conveniently located on the property — perfect for discovering local treats and souvenirs during your stay.

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We look forward to welcoming you soon to Diaz Hotel & Resort — where relaxation meets the vibrant spirit of Mossel Bay.
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Should you require any further information or assistance prior to your arrival, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Mossel Bay is a bustling holiday town and port, set on the sunwashed slopes of Cape St Blaize overlooking the expansive bay, against the blueblack backdrop of the Outeniqua Mountains.

Mossel Bay lies halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, close to the towns of Swellendam, Outdshoorn, Plettenberg Bay and Knysna on the Garden Route and is synonymous with the Mossgas project, where offshore gas fields are mined for gas that is then converted into petroleum. A mere 30minute drive from the George Airport makes the Diaz Hotel the perfect getaway destination!

Despite this obvious industrial leaning, Mossel Bay has a tradition of unhurried hospitality and there is sufficient natural beauty in the town and its surrounds to make a stopover essential. Mossel Bay features in the Guiness Book of Records as having the mildest all-year climate in the world, second only to Hawaii. Add to this the long stretch of beaches, the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, championship golf courses and Mossel Bay becomes an ideal retreat for both summer and winter.

Mossel Bay has a significant history and there are a number of historic houses worth a visit, including about 200 stone homes built a century ago by Cornish stonemasons. She received her present name in 1601 when the Dutch navigator, Paulus van Caerden found a collection of mussel shells in a cave at the headland of Cape St Blaize although Mossel Bay was ‘discovered’ as far back as 1488, when Dias first encountered the ancient Khoi-San people upon stepping ashore.

Mossel Bay is still famous for its mussels and oysters and some of the largest catches of tunny and black marlin are made on this part of the coast. Tunnel Cave is a 60-metre passageway through the headland of Cape St Blaize, which emerges on stretch of wild coast where the beaches are notorious for their variety of sea shells.

Of real interest is the fact the very first Post Office in South Africa was at Mossel Bay in 1500, when a man named Pedro de Ataide left a letter in a shoe under a milkwood tree. Today the ancient Post Office is a national monument and mail is still sorted here.

Amongst the surfing fraternity, Mossel Bay is up there on the list with Jeffreys Bay and Port Elizabeth and Outer Pool is probably Mossel Bay’s most famous wave. Water sports are enormously popular and whale and seal watching and scuba diving a way of life.

Mossel Bay with its wide beaches for safe swimming and the awesome cliffs of Cape St Blaize’s southern shores, with the ever-watchful Outeniqua Mountains in the background provides a welcome and a worthwhile stopover on the Garden Route.