Windhoek Hotels

Windhoek Hotels

If you're looking for a place to stay in Windhoek, you will be spoiled for choice. Windhoek is home to some of the best hotels in Africa and offers a wide variety of accommodation options to suit all budgets. Whether you're looking for a luxury hotel or something more affordable, Windhoek has something to offer everyone. On this page, we will take a look at some of the best Windhoek hotels and what they have to offer visitors.

Are you looking for a hotel in Windhoek?

We've got the perfect place for you. Our team has put together a list of hotels that are just what you need to have an amazing time on your trip. From luxury to budget-friendly, we've got it all! You won't be disappointed with our selection.

You can rest easy knowing that each of these hotels is conveniently located near the best attractions and restaurants in town, so you don't miss out on anything while staying here. With everything from poolside rooms to suites with private balconies, there's something for everyone at every price point! And if you want more space or amenities like complimentary breakfast or WiFi, we've got those too! Just let us know what kind of room will make your stay even better when booking through our website.

Book your next hotel stay in Windhoek as soon as possible. Windhoel forms part and parcel of our extended Namibia lodges portfolio that include the very best in accommodation options.

Hotels In Windhoek

  • Windhoek Country Club

    Rates from NAD$ 1 645.00 pp

    The superb Windhoek Country Club Resort is the final word in luxury and entertainment in Namibia, exceptional service, excellent accommodation, and a tranquil desert setting have made this hotel the premier destination in Namibia.

  • Olive Grove Guesthouse

    Rates from NAD$ 915.00 pp

    The Olive Grove Guesthouse is a small, upmarket accommodation establishment situated close to the Windhoek city centre in a quiet, peaceful area; There are 11 rooms (three standard en-suite, seven luxury en-suite and one executive suite).

  • Avani Windhoek Hotel

    Rates from NAD$ 1 005.00 pp

    The Avani Windhoek Hotel is a tribute to these metaphors and is a stepping stone to Namibia and the gateway to Etosha National Park and the Namib Desert; There is a total of 173 rooms decorated to blend into their earthy surroundings.
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  • Windhoek Oktoberfest 2021

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