Overview
On the B6 from the Hosea Kutako International Airport, you enjoy the quiet country ambience of our century-old rustic stone homestead on the very doorstep of Windhoek. 8 en-suite bedrooms leading onto the Gardens are tastefully and comfortably furnished with custom-made furnature. 2-metre long beds, quality matresses, solar-heated showers and a sumptuous breakfast guarantee an enjoyable stop-over. A 5 minute drive takes you to town and a number of exciting restaurants, or you can make your own barbeque and enjoy refreshments from our honest bar in the original wine-cellar. For exercise or bird-watching, take a lovely walk to the nearby Avis Dam. NEW ADDITIONS: A self catering unit for families up to 2 adults and 3 children.
We also specialise in hosting conferences and workshops, in 2 well equiped venues.
Conveniences include TV, same day laundry service, 24 hour internet, coffee/tea, mini-safe, shuttle service and ample safe parking.
NEW! CAMPING ! Just completed 8 camping sites each with a luxury privare bathroom.
Each has private braai , Shade, wash-up, lawn, electric power points and water. Solar heated.
Situated only 2 km from the capital on the road in from the international airport, you enjoy dark, starry nights with animal sounds reminiscent of the African Bushveld. We have an "honest bar" in the original wine cellar, stocking wine, beer and cold-drinks.
From its contrasting landscapes of splendid natural beauty to the diverse peoples and their cultures, Namibia is a spectacular gem in Africa's crown and portrays all that which makes Africa so intriguing and captivating.
Located in Southern Africa, bordering South Africa, Botswana, Angola, Zambia and the Atlantic Ocean, Namibia is encaptulated by its array of stunning natural beauty! From the harsh conditions of the Namib desert to the open plains of the Etosha pans, Namibia always entrills and inspires its visitors and leaves them with a true sense of Africa.
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- Gerhard Coertzen07 Jan 2020