Hotel Eberwein

Hotel Eberwein
Hotel in Swakopmund
Classic hotel rooms
Guest area
En-suite bedrooms
Eberwein courtyard

Hotel Eberwein Highlights

  • A short stroll to the beach
  • Centrally located
  • 5 minutes from the beach

Hotel Eberwein Information

  • Lodge type; Lodge
  • Location; Swakopmund
  • Lodge size; 17 Rooms
  • Recommended stay; 3-7 nights

Introduction

"Villa Wille" was built in 1909 by Hermann Wille, an architect, and building engineer.

Although the villa was converted into a first class hotel in 1999, the exterior structure of the building has remained untouched.

Rooms and Suites

All rooms at Hotel Eberwein are furnished in the Victorian style. Even the stucco ceilings, windows, and doors of the original structure have been preserved.

Altogether, we have 16 double-bed rooms and one single-bed room, each of which is individually designed and come either with a bath or shower cabin. All rooms are also equipped with a television, telephone, mini bar and hairdryer to allow our guests to enjoy their stay in maximum comfort.

The under-floor heating will ensure that the rooms remain cosy and warm on cold Swakopmund days.

Cuisine and Wine

Hotel Eberwein offers a sumptuous breakfast buffet, the lounge has cosy bay windows and allows you to indulge yourself with select South African vintages and local beer from the tap.

Safari Activities

Eberwein is within easy reach of sporting facilities like golf, tennis, parachuting, horse and camel riding, as well as the natural attractions of its dramatic desert environment.

Rates From

Rates from NAD$ 995.00 per person

Rates Information

Per person per night sharing
Rates are in Namibian Dollars (NAD)
*Rates may vary according to season

Rates Include
  • Room
  • Breakfast
  • VAT
Rates Exclude
  • Lunch and dinner
  • All drinks
  • Transfers
  • Activities
  • Travel insurance
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