FORMULA 1 Hotel Johannesburg Edenvale

Rooms are small, clean, and efficient but comfortable, especially if you have health problems or a disability. Everything is conveniently placed easily accessible, modern with every hotel amenities you might need as well as a few added extras complimentary Coffee, Tea bar an a vending machine. There is a Lounging area where you have access to a fridge to keep things cool and a microwave to heat up your dinner. S/N. Finding the hotel can be hard, specifically at night. A better indicator or sign at the entrance on the main road would go a long way.

Always a nice stay there, staff are awesome, Especially Ayanda... always smilingRooms: 5/5

Need upgrades. Places cheaper then Sun1 r batter . Bedding was bad .

It doesn't have back up generator if it's load shadingsRooms: 3/5

Very rude staff especially the receptionist , when you stay a single night you will think they are so friendly , but just stay more than 2 nights that's when you will know how rude they are and the cleaners are also so rude , they don't know how to talk with clients , they don't even know the worth of clients , that's why their hotel doesn't have people , when you stay 1 night , you won't come back again because of how rude thier staff is , we have stayed in different Sun1 hotels but this one is the worst

They must offer breakfast Rooms: Rooms are well kept Safety: The place is quiet and peaceful Noteworthy details: The place does not offer meals if they could they can attract more customers. There is no generator for the occupancy when there is load shading. The place must provide WIFI because business people visit this place regularly. Finally they must do something on TV channels

Budget rooms as expected but very clean and well maintained. Small bathroom where it's hard to find a dry spot after a shower as there's no shower curtain but a minor issue. Staff were helpful and pleasant. The enclosed compound for parking and reception 24 hrs a day also makes this a convenient place if you're in the area for a day or two.

Rooms are basic but clean and well kept. This is a budget hotel who do very well for what you pay. Rooms have one double bed and a single bunk bed above it. Vending machine at reception and breakfast continental by arrangement. Close to everything. Good value for your buck.

I am aware of rules & regulations, but is it necessary to treat a guest with a demanding & aggressive approach about it. Why do staff insist that I should be weary of the the general manager and her stern attitude to guests who request a little convenience to their stay. How is this acceptable for guests to be intimidated into feeling too scared of the manager to voice their opinions or requests. Totally unapproachable! I am booked in and paid for my second night now. I was made to feel completely unwelcome here, if it was not for the convenience factor of staying in one place for one more night before I head back to Limpopo I would have left to look for better accommodation. Room has no been touched at all, I was told a lady would clean up after I was rushed to get to reception to make payment. Apparently their demanding & aggressive approach is due to Head office being extremely strict on them to be strict on their guests! How is this the case?? Very negative & unpleasant atmosphere. I feel very unwelcomed to this establishment & unvalued as a customer when I have staff at front of house reprimanding me and making me feel like a problem that is getting them into trouble with head office because I was delayed to go down to reception to swipe my card. I am shocked at how head office would advise staff on treating clients this way to make them feel unworthy of a little comfortably and respect when supporting Sun1 Edenvale with being our venue of choice for accommodation.

I am a paraplegic and to be frank, I was actually taken aback at the state of the room. All very well the bathroom was fully equipped with hand railings as far as the eye could see, but the actual chair for the shower, even after requesting a room with a bath, was totally loose. There were screws missing from it and it looked like it hadn't been cleaned properly for years. Upon entering the room for the first time, the sharp smell of old stale urine hit me. It was like someone had spilt urine on the floors over and over again. The heat heat in the room just intensified the smell of the urine. The MAIN issue was the bed. When I saw the bed, I immediately started trying to figure out how the hell I was going to transfer from my chair onto the bed. I am quite fortunate that I am pretty strong in my upper body, as when I eventually, literally jumped and hoped for the best landing, the bed was as low as the center of my wheel and the mattress very soft. As I said, I'm lucky I am relatively strong in my upper body, but still I had to use my transfer board to be able to get back onto my wheelchair. I feel sorry for a paraplegic who does not have the strength I have and no transfer board, as if they had a meeting to attend, they would be really, really late for it. I will really not recommend this hotel to anyone as I really did not enjoy my stay there one minute as I was not going to torture myself jumping on the extremely low bed again, so I had no option but to sleep in my wheelchair. Other than those three issues, the room was very neat. If I could make some suggestions. 1. Install a panic button in case someone falls off of that so called shower chair or cannot get back into their wheelchair from the bed. 2. Make the bed in the disabled room high enough for a disabled person to comfortably transfer. 3. Put a proper and safe to use shower chair in the shower or even better, a camode. 4. Put a she-bin in the toilet. 5. Put a side table next to the bed On the only plus side, the receptionist and the night security guard were very friendly and always helped open and close the door for me.