hotels
| The Frontier Country Hotel e: enquiries@frontierhotel.co.za p: +27 46 622 9000 w: www.frontierhotel.co.za Contact Person: Reservations The Frontier Country Hotel is situated on the corner of High and Bathurst Street near the Observatory Museum, Grahamstown Cathedral and the Tourism Offices. Our friendly staff and resident Chef are ready to cater for your every need. For those travelling by Coach Liner it is conveniently situated across the road from the recognised Grahamstown Coach Liner stop. A Conference Room is available that seats up to 80 delegates and a private lounge for small functions or meetings. |
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| The Graham Hotel e: centralres@afritemba.com p: 0861 at eRes (283 737) w: www.afritemba.com Contact Person: Reservations The Graham Hotel situated on High Street in the city centre amidst the peaceful ambience of historic Grahamstown. Recently refurbished bedrooms offer warm Eastern Cape hospitality, while on site the Calabash Restaurant offers truly South African wining and dining. Near cinemas, Museums, Rhodes University, Private Schools. Three conference rooms. |
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| "Hotel Victoria" e: hotelvictoria@imaginet.co.za p: +27 46 622 7208 or +27 46 622 7261 w: www.hotelvictoriamews.com Contact Person: Reservations Mr. O' Donnel, an Irishman, built the hotel 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 "Hotel Victoria". "The Vic", was for many years, the most popular Student Party Spot in Grahamstown. It was changed back into a Hotel in 1998. We have re-decorated the 15 rooms and created a homely, warm atmosphere. The swimming pool, is the perfect place to cool off. Gino's, "Grahamstown's favourite pizza place" and Henry Ate Restaurant are all on the same premises. |
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| Stone Crescent Hotel e: info@stonecrescenthotel.co.za p: +27 46 622 9394 | c: +27 82 654 9786 w: www.stonecrescenthotel.co.za Contact Person: Reservations Nestled in a valley outside Grahamstown, facing the rock face of the Howison's Poort mountain range, stands the Stone Crescent Hotel, which gets its name from a combination of the prehistoric stone tools that peppered the area and the rock crescents that face it. The The hotel boasts 28 rooms (The Main Hotel, The Crescent, Rondavels and Self Catering Flats), a conference centre, restaurant, recreational facilities and situated on 105 hectares with game, flora and fauna. The Stone Crescent hotel is a place of relaxation for the local Makana community and the discerning visitor that just requires a tranquil environment. |
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| Summerhill Inn e: centralres@afritemba.com p: 0861 at eRes (283 737) w: www.afritemba.com Contact Person: Reservations Summerhill Inn a charming Country Inn just outside historic Bathurst is nestled amongst pineapple plantations and offers Colonial-Style accommodation. The Packshed Restaurant offers an al la Carte menu for lunch and dinner, light snacks and refreshments, and great atmosphere in the Porcupine Bar with Friday night live entertainment. Conference facilities, a swimming pool, fun kiddies' playground and enjoyable tractor tours are on offer. |
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