Nottingham Country House, combines warm hospitality, charm and sophisticated comfort for the corporate market and tourists. This original country house, built in 1910, has gleaming wooden floors, high ceilings and some stained glass doors. A beautiful
Port Elizabeth Guest House is situated at 6 Pretorius street, Parsons Hill. Close to Greenacres and Newton Park. We are also only 1.5 km from the Nelson Mandela Soccer Stadium and Grey High and Grey Junior Schools.
Situated in the tranquil and tree lined suburb of Glendinningvale in the gracious heart of Port Elizabeth, Eden Road Guest Suites offer you the ultimate in secluded, luxurious and private accommodation.
Greenacres Lodge is situated in Port Elizabeth and offers quality accommodation for business travellers, holidaymakers and overnight guests. It is within easy reach of numerous shops restaurants, activities and attractions.
Conveniently situated at Greenacres, close to Newton Park, Hunter's Lodge offers peaceful accommodation in a safe and secure setting. We are 7 kms from the main beaches and Airport and within walking distance of the Greenacres Centre.
The family owned and managed Fernando's, is centrally situated in an exclusive garden suburb of Mill Park. With lovely spacious ensuite bedrooms and you will be welcomed by warm smiles.
Our newly renovated BnB maintains the visual aesthetic and alluring appeal of the Victorian Age. Our Rooms are spacious and elegant yet homely.
Vela-inn B&B is a classy bed & breakfast with executive self-catering roomsBeautiful surroundings such as Greenacres mall, close to Hobbie beach and close-by hospitals.
The recently renovated Victorian guesthouse sweeps across a double plot, surrounded by gorgeous gardens filled with trees and fragrant and colourful plants providing a serene haven close to Port Elizabeth's centre.
Peace and tranquility in the heart of Mill Park, Port Elizabeth's garden suburb. Units are self contained with bar fridge, microwave oven, tea and coffee trays, television with M-Net and Satellite channels.
