Eastern Cape Pet Friendly Accommodation
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Lavender Leisure is a small 5 bedroomed, en suite, establishment close to the centre of Stutterheim, but with views of the countryside. We provide friendly guest service and while we do not provide re... Read More
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A&A Guesthouse functions on self-catering principle with a large fully equipped kitchen, outdoor barbecue on the veranda and bar area. Breakfast and dinner can be provided on request.
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Experience peace and tranquility in a relaxing atmosphere, away from the busy main road. Enjoy all the comforts of home-living while experiencing panoramic views of the bay and beyond. Sharon, Paul an... Read More
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SEA VALLEY VILLA , Accommodation - Port Alfred ---------- a spacious, attractive, modern Self Catering Villa.
Set in pretty Gardens - within easy SIGHT, SOUND and reach of the lovely, unspoile... Read More
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Fishing one of the pristine streams for trout and yellow fish in the country. Beautiful peaceful surroundings for the person who is not interested in fishing. Swimming and birdwatching or just liste... Read More
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No. 6 on Church is a cottage that was built in the mid-1800s, and in 2015 it was completely renovated to its current form as a self-catering unit. Where possible, the original woodwork was retained, g... Read More
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Located in a quiet, upmarket area, Abahambi Guest House offers superb comfort with rooms each having its own private entrance and en-suite. Strategically positioned for those on holiday or business, A... Read More
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Experience the African bush in luxury accommodation.
With one hours' drive from Port Elizabeth, we are bordering the Addo Elephant National Park on a Private Reserve with scenic mountain views loca... Read More
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Abby's Guesthouse is a guesthouse/b and b venue in Port Elizabeth's upmarket suburb. We have newly renovated rooms that are pleasing to the eye and will make your stay truly pleasant.
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From R600 pps
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Forest Hall Guest House ,unique setting, offers affordable quality accommodation for both tourists and business travellers. We are 4star TGCSA, UA graded universal accessibility for wheelchair users. ... Read More
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Eastern Cape Reviews
Addo
Addo was enjoyed by all of us . We went in every day .
- Len Liversage
King Williams Town
Its nice small quiet town
- KULANI NGOBENI
Queenstown
Queenstown is regretfully a most run-down, badly run, scruffy town. Huge deteriotation since we were there about 5 years ago. Very sad.
- Marsja Hall-Green
Graaff-Reinet
Quant little town with beautiful, old buildings. The church in the centre of town is stunning
- Hettie Thysse
Cradock
It was our second time in Cradock, we knew where all the shops were and the locals were friendly as usual. The only bad thing was the condition of the roads.
- Karen Arendse
