Hotel Europa Hof

Hotel Europa Hof
Budget Swakopmund Hotel
Standard room
Restaurant area
Europa Hof design
Hotel parking area

Hotel Europa Hof Highlights

  • Europa Hof restaurant
  • Exploring Swakopmund
  • Centrally located
  • 3 minutes from the beach

Hotel Europa Hof Information

  • Lodge type; Lodge
  • Location; Swakopmund
  • Lodge size; 35 rooms
  • Recommended stay; 3-7 nights

Introduction

The Hotel Europa Hof has been part of the Swakopmund town picture since the beginning of the 20th Century even if not in the same form or under the same ownership.

The Hotel is ideally situated away from traffic or noise but is still within 3min walking distance from the beach, the city centre and most major tourist attractions.

You can have a relaxing stay in the Hotel and are still close enough to explore the Swakopmund town centre or take a stroll on the beach.

Rooms and Suites

The Hotel Europa Hof has 35 rooms available. Three different types of rooms can be booked - single room, double room, and family room.

Every room has an en suite bathroom where some have a bath and shower and others only a shower.

All rooms are equipped with telephone, colour TV, kettle and safe. The TV program is comprised out of both English and German satellite channels

Cuisine and Wine

In the Hotel Restaurant, German and Namibian qualities are being harmonized combining European and Namibian values giving it a unique flair that is so typical for Swakopmund and Namibia as a whole.

This combination is what attracts so many visitors to Swakopmund and is perfectly embodied in this Swakopmund Value Hotel.

Nearby Activities

The Hotel Europa Hof is within easy reach of sporting facilities like golf, tennis, parachuting, horse and camel riding, as well as the natural attractions of its exciting desert environment.

Rates From

Rates from NAD$ 590.00 per person

Rates Information

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

Rates Include
  • Bed
  • Accommodation
  • Coffee and tea making facilities
  • Complimentary WiFi
  • VAT
Rates Exclude
  • All other meals
  • All drinks
  • Travel insurance
  • Transfers
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