Red Carnation Hotels: The Art of Luxury Leisure.
- Лилия Денисенко
- Aug 23, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 17, 2025

A family collection that became a legend
Red Carnation Hotels is not just a chain of boutique hotels. It is a family-run collection where each location is created with love for detail, individual style and deep respect for the culture of the place. There are no identical hotels here - each one is unique, like a work of art.
With locations around the world ranging from London and Geneva to South Africa, Red Carnation hotels share a common philosophy: to provide guests with more than just accommodation, but an unforgettable experience.

The Oyster Box - The Pearl of South Africa
One of the most famous hotels in the collection is The Oyster Box in Durban. This legendary hotel, located on the shores of the Indian Ocean, has become a symbol of elegance and tradition.
What inspires The Oyster Box?
Situated right next to the famous Umhlanga Lighthouse, overlooking the ocean.
The interiors are a sophisticated combination of colonial style and modern comfort.
The spa center is a place to reboot your body and soul.
The cuisine is famous for its oyster dinners and dishes made from the freshest seafood.
The atmosphere is one of comfort, warmth and true African hospitality.
Red Carnation Hotels Philosophy
What makes Red Carnation Hotels special?
Every morning guests are greeted with care, as if in a friend's house .
Hotels are decorated with paintings, sculptures and collectibles , creating the atmosphere of a private residence.
The philosophy is based on love for detail and a personal approach .
This is not a conveyor-belt luxury, but a “spiritual luxury” that is appreciated by true travel gourmets.
Why choose Red Carnation?
For a romantic holiday by the sea.
For creative inspiration in a historic boutique hotel.
For travelers who are looking for exclusivity rather than mass appeal .
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