Grahamstown Pet Friendly Accommodation
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Mountain Dew Cottage is a cozy spacious park home cottage situated in Grahamstown.
We are just off of Grey Street up a short gravel road in a peaceful natural part of Grahamstown.
We are close... Read More
2 People are currently making enquiries at this establishment.
Clean, fresh country decor gives AppleBee its unique warmth and charm. It is situated just far enough from the main road to exclude traffic noise and yet is conveniently situated 100m from St Andrew's... Read More
Loerie Cabin is a 4mx4m wooden cabin containing a single bed and double bunk, fully equipped kitchenette with microwave, bar fridge and 2 plate stove.
The bathroom is en-suite with a shower, toilet... Read More
Antique Silk is a stylish, private guest suite consisting of two bedrooms, with twin beds in each room. The entire suite is booked as a single unit, whether for a single person or a party of guests. I... Read More
Featuring a garden, barbecue, and terrace where guests can enjoy a drink at the on-site bar, Temba Private Game Reserve offers luxury 4 star accommodation very close to Grahamstown. Free WiFi and se... Read More
Eagle's Nest B&B is on the sunny side of Grahamstown. Ideally situated near schools, city centre and in walking distance to shops, museums, Rhodes University and restaurants.
Three reasonably pric... Read More
3 People are currently making enquiries at this establishment.
Welcome to 1A St. Aidans Guest Cottage your home from home!
1A St. Aidan's Guest Cottage is beautifully restored, superior and well positioned accommodation in the historic Frontier Country City of ... Read More
Additional Accommodation in the Area
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2.4 km
A recently renovated, historical, Settler home, close to the centre of Grahamstown, immediately opposite Diocesan School for Girls (DSG) on Worcester St. We are ideally located for those visiting DSG,... Read More
2.4 km
Situated in upper High Street, High Corner is within easy walking distance of numerous restaurants and coffee shops, Rhodes University, the High Court, museums and businesses.
Enjoy unpretentious h... Read More
2.5 km
Centrally situated in historic New Street, Courtlands is close to the city centre. We are 50 meters from an entrance to Rhodes University Campus.
Peppergrove Shopping Centre, pubs, restaurants and... 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
