Design masterpiece The Maslow at Time Square unveiled

The Maslow at Time Square (Images Provided)

Inspired by the hierarchy of needs

The concept for the hotel is inspired by the psychologist Abraham Maslow and his well-known hierarchy of needs. From the outset, the team at the hotel has applied Maslow’s straightforward approach to understanding customers’ needs in its service philosophy, to deliver an absolutely seamless experience from check-in to check-out, and between work and play.

The hotel provides an environment where guests have everything they need – facilities, technology and intelligence – at their fingertips.

All the senses have been catered for, offering everything from business to leisure facilities, with tempting eateries, a relaxing business lounge and 13 bespoke conference rooms.

“With the very best facilities and multi-level accommodation options, The Maslow at Time Square has an unprecedented offering that puts it in a league of its own. Every aspect has intuitively designed to help guests to balance work and life," says Brett Hoppé, general manager at Time Square.

Adventuring beyond

The Maslow hotel adjoins the vibrant Time Square – a technologically advanced precinct that is home to one of the continent’s biggest casinos, featuring exceptional culinary firsts, and South Africa’s largest purpose-built arena, the Sun Arena. Time Square boasts 18 bars and restaurants by an eclectic ensemble of South African and international personalities.

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The Sun Arena, which opened in November 2017 and is the first venue of its kind in Tshwane, is easily accessible from The Maslow at Time Square. The arena spans over 6,300m² of combined seating and mixed-use performance space on two levels with the capacity to host 8,500 guests at a seated event and 10,000 for a standing concert.