As Valentine’s Day draws near, Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff in Johannesburg highlights its unique setting – a terrace perched above the city’s urban forest – to create a series of elevated romantic experiences.
Dinner Among the Lights
Guests can enjoy a special Valentine’s menu at Flames Restaurant for ZAR 2,145 per person. The multi‑course dinner begins with an oyster ceviche amuse‑bouche, followed by choices such as line‑caught seabass, beef fillet with foie gras, or seared duck breast, and finishes with decadent desserts as the city lights sparkle below.
Love at Brunch
On 15 February 2026, a Valentine’s brunch is offered from 12:30 to 16:00 for ZAR 995 per person. The buffet features a live sushi counter, freshly shucked oysters, a show‑kitchen serving catch‑of‑the‑day or beef, and an indulgent dessert station with macarons, chocolate‑hazelnut tartlets and a crêpe grill.
Afternoon Tea in the Trees
From 6 February to 1 March 2026, the hotel serves an Afternoon Tea on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 12:00 and 15:00 for ZAR 650 per person. Guests enjoy a selection of pastries, premium loose‑leaf teas and a glass of Méthode Cap Classique while taking in the panoramic forest view.
Romantic Spa Ritual
The Westcliff Spa introduces a “Candle Massage” for couples, which includes champagne, chocolates, a single rose and a scented massage candle that guests can keep.
Weekday Wellness
For couples preferring a quieter setting, weekday packages include complimentary enhancements such as body exfoliation, scalp treatments, or hand‑foot rituals paired with a facial.
Romantic Stay Package
Throughout February, a Romantic Stay Package is available, comprising a welcome amenity, a dinner at Flames, daily breakfast and the option to enjoy in‑room dining while watching the city awaken from the private terrace.
All these offerings aim to provide a memorable Valentine’s celebration that feels removed from everyday life yet remains intimately connected to Johannesburg’s skyline.
Source: press.fourseasons.com
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