About
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation Port Elizabeth South Africa
Homeleigh Halt Guest House – Bed & Breakfast style - offers quality, approved accommodation in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, having been assessed by the TGCSA (Tourism Grading Council of South Africa) and AA Travel.
We are ideally situated for easy access to Restaurants, Hospitals, Shopping Centres, Schools and entertainment centres.
From Homeleigh Halt, visit the many historical places of interest, our blue flag beaches, explore our beautiful and unique coastline. Sit at a quaint resturant and view the whales frolicking out at sea!
Homeleigh Halt Guest House offers you luxury accommodation, at an affordable price, in the beautiful garden suburb of Walmer, Port Elizabeth.
We combine warm hospitality, excellent service and comfort for local leisure travelers, business executives and international tourists.
Lynn Futter and son Jarrod, the owners and your hosts, entertain guests with true Eastern Cape hospitality. Port Elizabeth is otherwise known as the friendly city.
We believe in comfort and individuality and we will go the extra mile to cater for all your needs, as a valued guest.
You are welcome to stay on a bed & breakfast basis or bed only. Our breakfasts however, are a treat not to be missed!
Ideally located in Main Road, Walmer, we are within a 15 minute drive from all major attractions. Whether your destination is the business district or local historical attractions or entertainment, they are all easily accessible.
Our four star guest house welcomes you to a unique atmosphere where you will immediately feel comfortable and pampered.
Secure on site parking available. Premises are under 24 hour CCTV surveillance.
INTERNATIONAL AND LOCAL LEISURE TRAVELLERS VISIT PORT ELIZABETH
There are so many ways that Port Elizabeth can be incorporated into your itinerary. The easiest option would be to use Port Elizabeth as your gateway to surrounding areas, such as the Sunshine Coast, Garden Route, Baviaanskloof, Settler Country and some of the country’s top game reserves including the world renowned Addo Elephant Park.
Birding enhusiasts will not be disappointed with the number of bird species that can be viewed and are sure t0 be able to mark down one “not yet seen before.”
Golfers can enjoy a day on the Humewood Golf Course. Rated in the top 100 in our country, it is one of the true “links” courses. Port Elizabeth and Walmer Golf courses should not be overlooked, when booking your tee off times.
Homeleigh Halt Guest House is owner managed. The owners will ensure that you have a comfortable and safe stay.Our personal touch and care have made us a popular choice by both local and international leisure travelers. You can gather information about the neighbouring area from the owner.
We have a vested interest in promoting our town and surrounding area so we are able to tell you a lot about the tourist attractions. People interested in history, be it historical events or buildings, will be spoilt for choice.
With so many great destinations to visit in and around Port Elizabeth anyone planning a holiday should consider a Guest House stay as a liberating alternative to staying in hotels.
It doesn’t seem to matter where you are in the world but all the major hotels tend to look the same and can, after a time, become quite tedious to stay in.
By choosing to stay in a guest house you’ll be able to enjoy both the privacy and freedom you want whilst on vacation, as well as having access to a fantastic range of services, amenities and activities, custom designed to suit your specific interests. You are, however, assured of greater personalised services.
At Homeleigh Halt Guest House you can be confident of not only getting accommodation to match your budget but accommodation that has great style and character too.
Your visit is not really based on shopping but rather on unique experiences and sightseeing, and whilst the SA Rand has lost value against many international currencies, this translates to good value for the international tourist.
SA’s reasonable prices just got even better; we still have lots to offer in sightseeing and sport fixtures and lets face it when times are tough the “psychological need to de-stress is even more acute, so why not de-stress on the “sunshine” East Coast of South Africa.
