Outer West Durban  Accommodation

Outer West Durban Accommodation

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House with stone chimney pool in foreground and lounge chairs by the pool
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Eagle Wind Manor

Guest house
From

R 1,700

Per night for two in February
Swimming Pool Sitting Area
Large house with a thatched roof and a swimming pool in a garden setting
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Hillcrest Warrens Guest House

Guest house
From

R 1,780

Per night for two in February
Parking Sitting Area
Pathway through white arches covered with greenery in a lush garden

Talloula

Spa Spa Treatments
Scenic view of a lake surrounded by hills and lush greenery

Lindisfarne B&B

Bed & Breakfast
Cozy bedroom with a large bed two lamps and two framed pictures on the wall

Camp Orchards

Cottage
Parking Hiking
Cozy bedroom with large bed pillows and French doors to a garden

Welterusten Self-Catering Accommodation

Cottage
From

R 1,000

Per night for two
Wi-Fi
Wedding setup in a lush green garden with trees framing the view
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duBoirs Boutique Lodge

Lodge
From

R 2,100

Per night for two in February
Air Conditioning Safe
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Barker Manor Guest House

Guesthouse
Wi-Fi
Dining table set for four in a bright kitchen with a garden view
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Eagles View Bed & Breakfast

Bed & Breakfast
From

R 1,700

Per night for two in February
Air Conditioning Balcony Hiking

Tre Fontane Guesthouse

Guesthouse
From

R 1,600

Per unit per night
Braai Facilities
Lush green lawn with trees and a white gate in a garden setting

Bell Inn

Bed & Breakfast
From

R 1,200

Per unit per night
Wi-Fi
Small bedroom with a double bed and an adjacent shower area

IBB Guest House

Guesthouse
From

R 650

Per night for two
Air Conditioning

About Outer West Durban

Outer West Durban encompasses the residential and semi-rural areas extending inland from Durban's city centre towards the Valley of a Thousand Hills. This region offers visitors a quieter base for exploring KwaZulu-Natal while remaining accessible to the coast, local nature reserves, and cultural attractions.

The western suburbs of Durban spread across a varied landscape of residential neighbourhoods, light industrial zones, and pockets of natural vegetation. Areas like Pinetown, Kloof, and Hillcrest form part of this broader region, sitting at higher elevations than the coastal city centre. The cooler temperatures at these altitudes provide relief from Durban's subtropical humidity, particularly during summer months.

The region serves as a gateway to the Natal Midlands and the dramatic escarpment scenery that characterises inland KwaZulu-Natal. The Old Main Road winds through several of these western communities, passing shopping centres, schools, and established residential areas that have grown significantly since the mid-20th century. Visitors will find the infrastructure well-developed, with supermarkets, medical facilities, and restaurants readily available.

Outdoor enthusiasts can access several nature reserves and green spaces in the area. Krantzkloof Nature Reserve protects a significant gorge system with hiking trails that reveal the region's indigenous forest and grassland ecosystems. The reserve lies roughly 20 kilometres from Durban's beachfront and offers walking routes suitable for various fitness levels. Birdwatching opportunities abound, with species typical of the coastal hinterland present throughout the year.

Those seeking Outer West Durban accommodation will find themselves positioned between the Indian Ocean beaches and the cultural and historical sites of the interior. The Comrades Marathon route passes through several western suburbs each year, and the area maintains strong sporting traditions. Local farmers' markets operate on weekends in towns like Hillcrest, selling fresh produce and artisanal goods.

Transport connections include the M13 highway linking the western areas to Durban's city centre and the N3 national route heading towards Pietermaritzburg and beyond. King Shaka International Airport sits approximately 50 kilometres north of the western suburbs. The region functions primarily as a residential zone, offering visitors a different perspective on greater Durban beyond the beachfront hotels and tourist concentrations along the Golden Mile.