The Greys Inn

• Property TypeHotel
• Guests18
• Rooms/Units9

About The Greys Inn

The Greys Inn offers comfortable accommodation for up to 18 guests in Machadodorp. From here guests are near to the Bakoni Ruins, the Num-Num Trail, Wathaba Hiking Trails and Skurweberg Pass.

Accommodation

The Greys Inn hotel provides accommodation in five twin rooms, each furnished with three-quarter beds and a private en suite bathroom, as well as four queen rooms, each offering the comfort of a queen-sized bed and its own bathroom.

Every room is equipped with a flat-screen television, a mini-fridge, and complimentary tea and coffee-making facilities to enhance guest convenience. Each unit has its own private entrance, accessible via a covered patio that features outdoor seating and a small garden area. Secure, enclosed parking is available directly in front of the accommodation and is offered free of charge.

Please see the individual room descriptions with photographs below, to assist you with your choice.

Breakfast & Dining

The Rumblin Tum Restaurant holds a full liquor licence and presents guests with a diverse and appealing menu. In addition to regular dining, the restaurant is equipped to host private functions, and takeaway meals are also available.

The Purple Orchid Coffee Shop offers a selection of hot and cold beverages, complemented by an assortment of indulgent cakes and savoury tarts. For a more relaxed atmosphere, the Stag’s Breath Pub operates on weekends until midnight and is also fully licensed. It features pool tables, television screens, and a spacious outdoor deck complete with its own TV. Log fires create a warm and inviting ambiance in the pub, the restaurant, and the coffee shop.

Facilities

• FREE secure enclosed parking
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Coffee Shop
• Secure parking
• Daily housekeeping

Location & Attractions

Machadodorp, also known as eNtokozweni, lies in the heart of South Africa’s renowned fly-fishing region. This small town holds historical significance, having once hosted President Paul Kruger at its railway station. Rich in stories from the Boer War era, the area offers a glimpse into the past for history enthusiasts. Ideally situated as a convenient stopover, it provides easy access to the Kruger National Park as well as numerous attractions across both the Mpumalanga Highveld and Lowveld.