The best hotels Namibia

Located a few minutes'walk from the centre at the entrance to the city, this hotel is by far the largest hotel in the city with its 54 rooms and a somewhat large façade. Inside, a large garden with swimming pool overlooks the graceful exterior of the exterior. The rooms are comfortable and the restaurant offers a good table for the city. A meal à la carte is offered at noon and evening, and the breakfast buffets are more than copious. Canyon Hotel also offers a few disabled rooms, a bar, a tea salon, and a souvenir shop. Notice to amateurs of intimate and quiet atmosphere: this address is attended by organized travel groups!

This group has walls in unusual places in the country, all comfortable, quiet and functional. In the middle of the desert or in the heart of nature, to spend an amazing stay.

Plesston Ranch Safaris is a hotel located in the town of Otjiwarongo.

Desert Homestead Lodge is a 3-star hotel located in Sesriem. It offers 20 cottages for guests, as well as a two-bedroom family cottage. The cottages are decorated in a rustic equestrian style and feature en suite bathrooms, twin beds, mosquito nets and a private terrace with awning. The hotel also features a restaurant and bar, swimming pool with sun terrace and awnings, panoramic terrace, laundry service, cell phone reception, free Wi-Fi and parking. Air conditioners and water heaters are solar-powered. Visa and MasterCard credit cards are accepted.

Located in the town of Teufelskrallen, the Teufelskrallen Tented Lodge offers travelers a unique experience. Nestled in the heart of nature, this establishment offers luxurious tents for a comfortable and authentic stay. Guests can enjoy the tranquility of the environment while surrounded by the beauty of the local flora and fauna. The hotel's website offers detailed information on the various accommodation options available, as well as on the activities on offer on site.

Inspired by the style of English cottages, the architecture of the house has an undeniable colonial charm. Built in 1911 by the famous Willy Sander, this residence was once the host house of the colony's governors. The dining room was decorated by Christine Marais, a Namibian artist who illustrated magnificent books on the fauna and flora of her country. The 14 spacious rooms have telephone and bathroom. The. is a little a and is compensated by the calm and palm trees of the gardens.

Offers a campsite located by the sea. The site was renovated in 2010 but remains poorly maintained.

This charming lodge, 2 150 m high, offers a 360 ° panorama of the Khomas Hochland mountains and is the highest house in Namibia! In this oasis of tranquillity, the French owner Alain Houalet welcomes his hosts for a unique experience with lions, cheetahs and leopards. It is possible to stay on site and enjoy one of the comfortable rooms in the refined decoration, from the restaurant to international cuisine with a subtle French touch.

Activities. In cooperation with the Avaloq Conservation Fund Foundation, this lodge acts as a rehabilitation centre for large carnivores. Animals are visible daily in their natural space (no cages but large pens). At a specific time, you can watch the meal of the leopard, cheetahs and couple of lions before attending the sunset, a glass of champagne by hand. There is also an observatory with two powerful telescopes: nothing like this to head the head in the stars and admire planets and galaxies!

Small guestfarm, which lacks charm or conviviality. A haven of tranquility. Ideal for walking in the heart of a granite landscape where there is a rich flora.

Located on the east bank of the river Okavango, right next to the Popa Falls, this charming campsite offers 3 individual and private camps that can hold 2 to 3 tents each and 1 camp with up to 6 tents. Each site has toilets and hot showers, a braai corner (barbecue) and a water tap. Some also have wooden observation terraces.

Proposed activities. Excursions with a local guide, visit of the Rapides Rapids, observation of abundant avifauna along the river Okavango. Boat rides arranged on request with adjoining walls.

Other possible visits nearby: Bwabwata National Park.

Adjacent to Etosha, the Réserve reserve offers its guests the best of the park while allowing the pedestrian safaris. This combines the explorations of the park and reserve with the opportunity to observe daytime and daytime wildlife. The Ongava Lodge is only one of the three lodges of Wilderness Safaris on the reserve. It offers 12 comfortable and fully equipped chalets attached to a hill. The cottages and the common room overlook the almost always occupied water point and the rest of the plain can be searched with a bezel.

Lions, leopards, rhino, oryx, giraffes, koudous, zebras are only the largest representatives of the fascinating wildlife of the reserve. The guides are first-class, always enthusiastic to share their knowledge about wildlife and flora. Activities. Game drive, walking safaris, nose tracking, night drive and exit at Etosha. It is also possible to organise overflights of the reserve. Access. Transportation to the camp may be road or air. The entrance of the reservation is indicated at the south entrance of Etosha on the left at the door of Okaukuejo. All necessary information will be provided at the time of booking prior to departure or in Windhoek.

Located on the famous concession of Palmwag, this camp operates in conjunction with the Save The Rhino Trust NGO. The tracing of black rhino in their breeding area controlled by experts from their conservation is the main activity of the camp (minimum age: 12 years), but discovery of other abundant species in the region is not left aside (Hartmann's zebras, giraffes, sometimes desert elephants). The hotel is very close to the city centre and the hotel is a short walk away. The accommodation is in spacious tents decorated with a very safe taste. It takes at least 2 nights in this camp as long as the taxi route is far from the camp to avoid disturbing wild fauna. Travellers arriving by their own means can be recovered from the Palmwag Lodge after arrangement.

This camp corresponds to a former protection camp for black rhino by camel patrouille. From the main runway, a sign indicates the camping towards the east by following the gorges of the river Khowarib. Tent and tent locations are available for a few dozen kilograms per person (with toilets and showers). The camp only proposes what we really need: water, a shelter and a sun with a light cast from the end of the afternoon (the reflections of light in the throat are worth displacement alone). It is therefore better to have the necessary arrangements for the duration of the stay. Spectacular views of Khowarib sclucht (gorge) and Hoanib river.

Proposed activities. Guided tours, visit of the traditional village of Anmire, excursions along the Hoanib River, bird observations and reservation, a camel-back hike to observe black (Save the Rhino Camel Patrol) rhino of half an hour to several days (to be reserved with Wildlife Scouts Namibia, P.O. BOX 40105, Windhoek Tel (061) 234 902 - Fax: (061) 230 116 - [email protected]).

Thirty bungalows covered with a thatched roof, all surrounded by beautiful wooden sculptures. Some bungalows are equipped with sinks, and family units offer all the comfort of a rental apartment (large kitchen and two bedrooms). Dance groups sometimes come to give performances. The view on the Okavango is quite remote. Camping.

Activities: boat trips, souvenir shop.

A beautiful colonial residence (this was an old church) with the wooden facade and nicely decorated double rooms with a bathroom. A kitchen is reserved for residents as well as a barbecue area (a little noisy some nights). Good value for money in this category of accommodation.

Located in the city centre, in the 4 th Road, this simple but charming hotel offers 27 rooms with balcony, satellite TV, air conditioning and telephone. À la carte restaurant, pinheiros and bar under thatched roof, small swimming pool.

Leaving the city towards the north, after the Shell station, in the green and pleasant city of Omaruru, this hotel has all the comforts required: Bed & Breakfast, Internet corner and fax, health, restaurant, single, double or family rooms, campsites. Near the supermarket.

Wolwedans offers 3 camps and lodges that can be combined with a desire to adapt to its taste the common experience offered by the whole. It is necessary to spend at least two nights.

The Wolwedans Dune camp camp in the heart of the red dunes is part of the Namibian wonders. Each of the 8 tents built on a wooden platform offers a panoramic view with ochre and gilded tones, which emerges from the impressive chain of the Nubib mountains. Meals are served on the central platform, around a large, warm table that invites long night discussions.

Wolwedans Dunes Lodge. More luxurious than its little brother, this lodge perched on the top of a dune stellaire offers spacious, tastefully decorated rooms. Stilts chalets are made of a savant mixture of wood and safari canvas. The Mountain View suite is the flagship of the whole, ultimate expression of luxury and taste.

Wolwedans Private Camp Located on the same property, a little isolated from the other two, this small intimate camp is ideal for groups, private camp, chiefs and private guides for a few days away from the world.

Activities: Excursion in 4 x 4, guided naturalist walking, sundowner, picnic in the desert and with an excursion to Sossusvlei, an overview of dunes up to the coast and flight in hot air balloon.