EAGLES NEST BED & BREAKFAST / SELF - CATERING
Accommodation Services in Grahamstown

Book your stay today in one of our three reasonably priced self-contained garden flats, situated on the sunny side of Grahamstown. Eagle’s Nest offers a wide range of facilities both in-house and within the immediate surrounds, to ensure your stay with us is a home away from home. Eagle’s Nest B&B is on the sunny side of Grahamstown. Ideally situated near schools, city centre and in walking distance to shops, museums, Rhode. Ideally situated near schools, city centre and in walking distance to shops, museums, Rhodes University and restaurants. Three reasonably priced self-contained garden flats each with their own private entrance. Additional beds in the main house (en suite) if required. A place where African Democracy took flame, that sparked a nation and a continent to fight for justice, freedom and equality. Eagle's Nest B&B is on the sunny side of Grahamstown. Organised by the National Arts Festival team, Africa’s largest and most colourful cultural event offers a choice of the very best of both indigenous and imported talent. There you will have the option to edit or delete them. E agle’s Nest B&B is on the sunny side of Grahamstown. Ideally situated near schools, city centre and in walking distance to shops, museums, Rhodes University and restaurants. Every year for 11 days Grahamstown’s population doubles, as people flock to the city for a feast of arts, crafts and sheer entertainment. Every hall or large room becomes a theatre, parks and sport fields become flea markets, normally quiet streets have to be managed by an army of temporary traffic wardens, and every available bed in the city is booked. The festival offers more than 600 shows from opera, cabaret, drama and jazz to stand-up comics and folk music. While many come to take in the arts, others simply want to be here for the spectacle or to market products ranging from tie-dyed T-shirts and woven rugs to handmade jewellery and customised telephones. FESTIVAL POINTERS Experience a hassle-free Festival by keeping a few basic guidelines in mind when planning your programme. Here is a short list of tips for first-time adventurers. Allow enough time to view exhibitions, take a tour, to shop at the craft fairs and to fit in any hit shows that are creating a buzz. A CARRY-ALL: is useful for carrying your programme, souvenirs, umbrella, sunscreen etc. FOOD: Apart from the restuarants and food stalls on the streets, most venues offer a steady supply of sustenance at all hours. Find out what’s hot and what’s not in the Cue Clips section. We regret that no refunds on tickets can be made for late arrivals. Some of the most exciting artistic development and dynamic talents in our country were first spotted on the Fringe in Grahamstown. You never know, it may turn out to be the highlight of the Festival.