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Accommodation in Greyton
The attraction of the accommodation in Greyton is that outdoor activities, chic country restaurants and the exquisite natural setting are on the doorstep no matter where you stay. And with more than 400 beds available you can find accommodation with historical heritage, old world charm and country hospitality all the while being situated in the heart of the village, at the base of a mountain range or alongside a river.
The locals have a creative drive that has resulted in interesting décor and caters for unique desires. Every need can surely be met as you can find a place to stay that is pet-friendly, family orientated, romantic or that has a pool, braai facilities, fireplace, bicycle storage or WiFi. Whether you are looking for affordable accommodation in Greyton or are here to indulge in a luxurious retreat there is something for everyone.
Self-catering accommodation is the most popular in the small village as you can immerse yourself in the natural surrounding by choosing a quaint getaway close to the Nature Reserve. But not to worry, you can remain in touch with the modern world with DSTV and internet as many have an old world charm with modern comforts. Since self-catering is the predominant type of accommodation guests can choose a luxurious getaway, budget self-catering or anything in between. Some have a few unique attributes such as having a gothic-inspired fireplace, hand-built moroccan double bed or a hand-built cement daybed which is custom in North Africa. One accommodation was once the old pub while another was the village doctor's stables at the turn of the 19th century. Alternatively you can always reside in a tree for the duration of your holiday.
The bed and breakfast accommodation in Greyton is fewer in number but just as impressive. If you enjoy waking up to a ready-made breakfast, which can range from a selection of cold delicacies to a hot traditional English breakfast then this is the option for you. There are additional features like a guest library, woodland garden, swimming pool and the option to hire a bike and picnic hamper. There is a healing retreat as well as honeymoon suites with copper spa baths and a fire place. Others boast historical significance such as a B&B that is one of the oldest buildings in Greyton, built in 1860, and now sleeps up to 15 people very comfortably.
If you can think of nothing better than staying in one of the charming country houses then you need look no further. You can choose from an eco-lodge or experience an authentic farm experience where there is no electricity. It will feel like traveling back in time where you have to heat water with gas and use lamps and candles for light. The camping and caravan sites in Greyton are perfect for anyone that likes to get back to nature. There are a handful of camping spots and all of them take advantage of the sheer beauty of the area. You can camp on a riverside or under the shelter of grandfather pines and sentries of silky oaks. Some campsites are solar-powered and there are often activities like kayaking and mountain biking available.
Greyton has it all when it comes to natural charm and friendly people. While the accommodation is something you will be happy to return to after a day wandering through the leafy village.
