King Williams Town Accommodation
5 listings for accommodation in King Williams Town. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:
Panorama Guest House
Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses in Kaffrarian Heights, King Williams Town
Panorama Guest House is situated in a quiet, tranquil suburb of the beautiful old settlers town, King William’s...
R970
Dreamers Guest House
Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses in King Williams Town
Dreamers Guesthouse offers a variety luxury rooms from, single, double, family, dormitory style and self catering...
R1,600
Amatola Mountain View Guesthouse
Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses, Guest Lodge in King Williams Town
Welcome to Amatola Mountain View Guesthouse,
Our Eastern Cape guest house in King Williams Town is one of the top...
R800
Twins Guesthouse
Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses, Self Catering in King Williams Town
You are invited to enjoy luxury Bed & Breakfast accommodation on your holiday and business stopover. Twins...
R1,400
Glencoe Guest House
Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses in King Williams Town
Glencoe Guest House is situated in the prestige suburb of Fort Hill overlooking King William’s Town and the Amotole...
R950
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King Williams Town Reviews
Very quiet area where I stayed.
More info about King Williams Town
King Williams Town started as a mission station back in 1834 and is one of the most history-laden towns of the Eastern Cape with a wonderful multitude of activities to enjoy. Just 50km outside of East London, King Williams town is also in close proximity to Bisho and Umtata – the area Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki both hail from. King Williams Town boasts a strong heritage with its many beautiful stone buildings strongly reminiscent of the Frontier Wars as well as a number of interesting museums all depicting the town’s colourful history and impressive cultural legacy. Top museums to visit here includes the magnificent Amathole Museum, which pays fantastic homage to the mammals of Africa with an exhibition said to be the biggest of its kind on the continent, while another must-visit museum houses the body of a hippo named Huberta who walked a staggering 1500km from the province of KZN to the Eastern Cape... Show more