Rovos Suites All these luxurious suites are air-conditioned with en-suite facilities, decorated in beautiful wood panelling and period Edwardian features. There are three styles that guests can choose from (Royal, Deluxe, Pullman), with varying levels of luxury.

Rovos Rail, often called the "Pride of Africa," is considered a luxury train due to its "Golden Age" aesthetic and exceptionally spacious accommodations. In 2026, it remains the only train in the world where the Royal Suites take up half a carriage (approx. 16 square meters) and feature full-sized Victorian bathtubs. The experience is defined by "Old World" formality; jackets and ties are required for dinner, and there are no radios, televisions, or Wi-Fi on board to encourage social interaction and scenic appreciation. Every journey includes a 24-hour dedicated host/hostess for each cabin, all-inclusive gourmet meals paired with premium South African wines, and a maximum capacity of just 72 passengers. The train even operates from its own private 60-acre colonial-style station in Pretoria to ensure a seamless, high-security departure.