Greyville Bed-breakfast Accommodation
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Discover 6 accommodation options in Greyville with an average price of R2,218 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Greyville offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Greyville adventure? With prices averaging around R2,218 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Greyville stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
R 1,200
Coweys Corner is a Bed & Breakfast in Essenwood, Berea, Durban. It offers 6 en-suite rooms and an apartment. Guests receive full English and continental breakfast daily. The accommodation is close to Florida Road, Moses Mabhida Soccer Stadium, uShaka Marine World, beaches and harbour.
R 1,990
Westville B&B is a 5-star, award-winning, art-themed bed and breakfast accommodation in Westville, Durban, run by Emma and Nic Jacobs with a focus on personal attention and professional service.
North Star Hotel Umhlanga
R 3,755
North Star is a beachfront accommodation in Umhlanga Rocks with seven rooms, each with a private balcony and ocean views. It has a pool, jacuzzi, bar, fire pit, and beachside spa.
Umbrella Tree House
R 1,200
Umbrella Tree house in Umhlanga Rocks offers clean, comfortable accommodation for a relaxed stay in a subtropical hotspot. Features include four en-suite bedrooms with sea views, swimming pool, delicious breakfasts, and easy access to motorways M4 and N2.
La Loggia B&B Luxury Accommodations
R 1,450
La Loggia B&B provides luxury accommodation at Herrwood Dr 57, Herrwood Dr, Umhlanga Rocks, Durban, 4320 South Africa. La Loggia Portland offers luxury accommodation at Portland Dr 33, Portland Dr, Umhlanga Ridge, Durban, 4320 South Africa. La Loggia Herwood Family BNB is also available.
R 1,700
Eagles View is a four-star bed and breakfast accommodation on the edge of the Kloof Gorge and Krantzkloof Nature Reserve in Kloof, South Africa, with gorge and waterfall views from all rooms.
About Greyville
Greyville sits within the bustling city of Durban in KwaZulu-Natal province. The suburb developed in the late 19th century and includes the famous Greyville Racecourse, a site for thoroughbred horse racing that draws crowds for events throughout the year. This racecourse, established in 1842, offers a glimpse into South Africa's sporting history and remains a key feature of the local landscape. The area also connects to Durban's wider urban grid, making it straightforward to reach other parts of the city by car or public transport.
Nearby, the Moses Mabhida Stadium stands as a modern landmark, about 3 kilometers from Greyville, where visitors can take cable cars to the top for panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. Beaches like North Beach are just a short drive away, providing opportunities for swimming and walks along the promenade. The suburb itself has a mix of residential streets and commercial zones, including the Greyville Shopping Centre, which offers everyday necessities and some dining options. These elements combine to give Greyville a practical urban feel that appeals to those exploring the region.
For those planning a stay, Greyville accommodation provides comfortable options ranging from hotels to guesthouses, often with easy access to both the racecourse and downtown Durban. The proximity to major roads like the N2 highway allows for day trips to places such as the Valley of a Thousand Hills or the Drakensberg Mountains. Local parks offer spaces for picnics and relaxation, adding a touch of green to the suburban environment. This makes it a sensible choice for families or business travelers.
Weather in Greyville follows a subtropical pattern, with warm summers and mild winters, ideal for outdoor activities year-round. The area's public transport links, including buses and trains, help visitors navigate without a car. Overall, Greyville balances city conveniences with nearby natural attractions, creating an engaging base for holidays in South Africa.