Description
Situated in the sought after suburb of Durban North, Northcrest Manor is a lovely 1920's home, set well back from the road in lush tropical gardens with secluded, inviting pool. Each en-suite unit is charmingly decorated, air-conditioned, has satellite television, hostess trays and fridges, and private garden entrances. Very easy to find, we are within 5 minutes reach of the best beaches, excellent restaurants, Kings Park and Kings Mead, I.C.C. Central business district, good shopping malls, Umgeni Bird Park, Japanese Gardens, major freeways and much more. Sumptuous breakfasts and warm hospitality ensure that this tranquil haven provides a memorable stay for business and leisure travellers. 2007/2008 Rates R 275 per person sharing B&B R 375 per single person B&B R 600 per day for self catering family cottage (sleeps 4) R 60 per extra breakfast by arrangement.
Check-In 12:00 PM Check-Out 10:00 AM
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Bed and Breakfast x 3
Includes: B & B
Each room is individually and tastefully decorated in antique cottage style with delightful, unusual features. Percale linen and feather pillows ensure a comfortable nights rest. Remote controlled air-conditioning and televisions. Well stocked bar and kettle facilities. Own entrances into the garden.
Features available
Self-catering Cottage x 1
Includes: B & B
This delightful, family unit has a well appointed kitchen and features an antique brass bed. The double doors lead onto a private patio at the poolside. Remote controlled air-conditioning and television. Large en-suite bathroom. Very secluded beautiful tropical gardens and bird life.
Features available
At Northcrest Manor
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