Sanctuary Mandela, ex-president’s home turned into boutique hotel | Malay Mail

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NEW YORK, Nov 25 — Anti-apartheid legend Nelson Mandela liked hearty, simple meals, like oxtail stew. It was a favourite dish of South Africa’s first black president and now fills ravioli served in his former home, which has been transformed into a boutique hotel. The inside of the building,...

NEW YORK, Nov 25 — Anti-apartheid legend Nelson Mandela liked hearty, simple meals, like oxtail stew.

But after a floor-to-ceiling remodel, now sunlight floods in from generous skylights and bay windows. The white facade is all that remains of the original building. “A Chinese man shooed him away. When he realised he had shut the door in Mandela’s face, it is said that he moved not long after that,” Maritz laughed, while noting the tale’s whiff of urban legend.

The window frames bear his nickname “Madiba” and his Robben Island prison number “466/64” — scratched into the wood by his grandson.After Mandela’s release at age 71, he yearned for the simple pleasures he had been denied during 27 years in prison: playtime with his grandchildren, the scent of a rose, a sip of his favourite sweet Constantia wine.She now heads the kitchen of the hotel’s restaurant, where every dish is inspired by his tastes.

 

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