Grahamstown Hotel Accommodation
Mr. O'Donnell, an Irishman, built the hotel in 1849, trading as an Inn, Canteen and Boarding house. In 1860 Archibald Lappan took over the Hotel; in 1901 the new owner (still unknown) renamed it "Vict... Read More
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Grahamstown Reviews
Grahamstown
Disappointed about the state of the roads and the very poor water quality - this is a great concern as we are not booking accommodation there for the Arts Festival, based on these reasons.
- Heather Muller
Grahamstown
A small town not much to do , but the food at restaurants was delicious
- Lindiwe Ncube
Grahamstown
Grahamstown is an interesting and well known city in the Eastern Cape. Plenty to do and see and home to the famous Rhodes University. Well worth a visit!
- Louise Cloete
Grahamstown
A cool place perfect for learning as I was there to accompany my daughter at Rhodes University
- Gladys Mapheto
Grahamstown
Grahamstown has always been a sleepy hollow and we have a connection going back 35 years. Unfortunately, it appears that the town is slowly decaying with rubbish lying everywhere, and there not being much spent on its upkeep which is a pity
- Roy Slater
