Accommodation in Kokstad (Found 6) Click here to enquire at all establishments in Kokstad |
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Ripplemead Guesthouse, Granny Betty's luxury house. This unit sleeps 4 people. It comprises 2 bedrooms, the main bedroom with a double bed and the adjoining bedroom with 2 single beds, lounge / dining room with Dstv hotel package, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with stove etc. A hospitality tray as well as toiletries, is provided daily. Ideal for families.
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Lindela House, an old Victorian styled home, with oregan pine floors and high ceilings is situated in the heart of East Griqualand, Kokstad. The friendly, home from home environment welcomes all.
There are six rooms, all en-suite. Single, 3/4 and double beds to suit all. Dinner, bed and breakfast available.
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| The Guinea Fowl Roost Guest House |
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You will find us amongst the sweeping skies, panoramic views and soaring Southern Drakensberg Mountains. Just 14 km outside of Kokstad, KwaZulu-Natal is the comfortable Guinea Fowl Roost Guesthouse stop-over and getaway.
Whether in the area on business ... or simply to absorb the picturesque mountains and panoramic views that surround the Guinea Fowl Roost Guesthouse ... this is the ideal stopover for businessmen, a weekend getaway, family holiday or team-building trip.
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| Peacehaven Guest House |
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Your hosts, James & Pat Kotting,
invite you to unwind and relax in the heart of the beautiful
Kargs Post Valley, just outside Kokstad. Peacehaven is situated in East Griqualand at the tip of the Southern Drakensberg and central to Pietermaritzburg, Durban and Umtata.
Located 5km off the N2, this cosy and intimate guest house with a magnificent view of Mount Currie offers a warm welcome.
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| Manora Guest House |
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The main double-storied, thatched house was built and christened “Manora” by Pixie and Keith Hammond in l952, in remembrance of a much –loved holiday spot on the West Coast of India. Their daughter, Bonnie, married to Chris Auret, began offering “just B&B in just one upstairs suite” in 1998. 10 years later, with the addition of many out-buildings, Manora is a fully-fledged Guest House with 10 rooms en suite. 5 of these include self-catering facilities. Each is unique in size, shape and décor, able to cater to the varying needs of different guests including family groups.
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