Bedford Accommodation

Nestled in the mountains of the Eastern Cape near Cookhouse, lies Eastport Station and Locomotive Lodge. The lodge consists of the old station house, converted into guest rooms, with the old ticket office transformed into the dining area.

Rustig Farm Stay B&B is situated on a lovely working farm called Rustig near Somerset East in the heart of the Blue Crane Route. The forested, mountainous backdrop creates a dramatic setting for the town, within sight of 16 waterfalls.

Villa Maria Guesthouse is a beautifully restored house with three en-suite rooms offering fully equipped kitchens and TVs. The guest house has a swimming pool, braai area, secure parking and wireless Internet access.

Somerset Hotel is nestled at the foot of the beautiful Bosberg Mountains. The building was built in the early 1800s, making it one of Somerset East’s historical buildings.

Conveniently located in the charming and historic town of Somerset East, is a comfortable guest lodge with five bedrooms, offering guests either bed and breakfast or self-catering accommodation.

Set in the great Karoo, Koelfontein is a working sheep farm with over 140 bird species. Just over 30 km from Cradock, Koelfontein is the perfect place for a peaceful overnight stop or a weekend away with the kids in our chalet or twin rooms.

Self-contained cottages available for holiday rental year-round. The private, fully equipped and furnished units feature their own entrances, often in a garden or forest-type setting.

Sandflats Hotel/B and B was built at the turn of the last century, and is a quaint establishment reminiscent of a bygone era, offering clean and comfortable rooms and a host of facilities for the discerning traveller. Within 20/30 minutes, from Addo Elephant Park, Shamwari, Schotia, and Amakhala.

Welcome to Makana Resort and Conference Centre, where we offer affordable accommodation in the heart of Frontier Country. With a choice of caravan, camping or furnished accommodation we are proud to state that we are a 3 Star graded establishment.

Nestled in a valley outside Grahamstown, facing the rock face of the Howison’s Poort Mountain 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.