Romantic Hotels in Karas Region from SAR 248

"One night"

"Friendly staff - wonderful room with balcony - excellent dining"

"We stayed one night here. The property is very isolated as many places are in Namibia. The rooms are individual bungalows. Ours was very clean and well maintained. It had air conditioning which we did not really need - it did sound quite noisy. We ate in the hotel for breakfast and evening meal - both were excellent. We were given a map for a walk in the local area. We also used the pool - the area around that was nicely set up. "

"We stayed here for one night. We had a lovely time there. The setting is an old bakery and this makes for a very interesting and unusual hotel where they have incorporated aspects of the old bakery. Having said that the amenities were excellent with very comfortable, clean and lovely rooms in individual bungalows. Breakfast and the evening meal were also excellent. Like many lodges in Namibia it is very isolated although it was easy to find. We also used the swimming pool which was great. "

"The structure is perfect, and people were lovely. Plenty of hiking trails available and some to do with mountain bike as well (available to rent at reception). The facilities were very good, very nice food at the restaurant with plenty of vegan options, which was a pleasant surprise! Only thing, the lack of electricity at the camping site (which is clearly stated, so we knew about it in advance). Otherwise I would have given 5 stars to everything!"

"Very nice & friendly hotel"

"Spacious, well equipped "

"Just an all around exceptional lodge. Long drive to and from so spend two nights."

"A stunning location. Amazing view from a rustic chalet. Highly recommended. Bring your own food if you can. You can cook and even make a bbq at the chalet. We were at The Wall. We loved the yard at with Adirondack chairs at the back of the rock; well protected from the wind by rocks with a great view on the Mount. We highly appreciated the setup of the dining table in the chalet. Bathroom is a bit basic. Remember it’s rustic rather than luxurious."