



As you enter the tranquil reception area, you'll be forgiven for forgetting that you’re near the centre of Windhoek. The mood continues in the spacious guest lounge, which leads to a central courtyard and oasis-like swimming pool – a quiet place to relax after a day's sightseeing. Breakfast is served on the covered terrace, with views across the city to the distant mountains, and it’s a great spot to enjoy a sundowner or two before heading into town for dinner.
There are 14 double or twin rooms, including three self-catering units, set around the sheltered inner courtyard. Each room has a unique, freshly modern design, with calm earthy tones and crisp linens. A clever touch is the use of glass, candles and wood to bring a natural element to the otherwise contemporary interiors. Bathrooms are en suite, and most rooms have a bath as well as a shower. Ground-floor rooms have private patios; the upper rooms have small balconies.
Windhoek’s location in the centre of Namibia makes this city a gateway to some of the region’s most iconic wilderness areas and adventure hotspots. Day trips to the surrounding desert could include dune boarding, quad-bike tours, horse riding and mountain biking, and there are a number of nature reserves within easy driving distance. Closer to home, the city has a wide choice of restaurants, bars and shops, and there’s a small gym and sauna at the guesthouse.
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A European oasis in the middle of the desert that’s ideal for a stopover and a German pastry.