Hotels With Breakfast in Hardap, Namibia

The room was clean and tidy, the dinner was plentiful, and the environment was special and exceeded expectations. The only shortcoming is that there is a Bar signal, there is no Wi-Fi in the room, no signal, and occasionally a text message can be sent for a few minutes, equivalent to the network disconnected. The bar was closed at ninety in the evening. But there is no signal in the Red Desert Scenic Area or even on the road. The wind was blowing at night, and the sand hit the glass door, and there was a little sound. Special thanks to Trip.com customer service, I used the default date when I placed the order. After payment, I found an error and communicated with Trip.com. The customer service was very active in contacting the local agent and helped me change to the date of the next day for free.

The quiver camp rooms are very spacious with effective air con. They are nicely decorated and very up together. Modern bathroom facilities, super comfy bed and a sofa to sit on. The kitchen area is fine although the utensil boxes were a bit basic and had things missing. The breakfast is raken at the Sossusvlei lodge 3km down the road which was excellent. The receptionist was very charming and helpful. Areas for potential improvement include some cold water in the fridge, this would have been appreciated at the end of a long hot day on arrival but the biggest issue we noted was the lack of umberellas around the pool. There were 3 which were quickly taken, meaning 5 other people sat huddled in the shade of the bar and couldn't make use of the remaining sun loungers by the pool. I heard them muttering and unhappy and felt slightly guilty under the shade of mine. All in all a very good stay.

The hotel is quite beautiful, there is no wifi in the room, 3g is on the balcony. Breakfast is more basic, meat and eggs have to be ordered separately. Dinner is three-course, tastes good, the wine on the wine list is very cheap. The road conditions to the entrance of the park are average, there are seesaw sections, and it is good to get used to it.

I wasnt expecting much when we got to the hotel on a hot afternoon. When I opened the front door and went in, that all changed. It is a beautiful old building full of Africana as well as a bar that can only arise from many years of service to customers from countries all over the world. As you through the rear exit you are greeted by a green oasis which really surprised us. You will be greeted by friendly, extremely competent, well spoken Liesel who, in my opinion, is pivotal to the success of this business situated in a place with very limited resources. Liesel knows everything, from booking in, serving at the bar as well as dining. An employee who is a huge asset. I found everything better than expected, by far. As far as hotel experiences go that I have had around the world, this hotel exoerience was in my top 5 most memorable ones. If you are going to be in the area you really should add it to your to do list. We all had a GREAT time and enjoyed our stay thoroughly.

The room was clean and tidy, the dinner was plentiful, and the environment was special and exceeded expectations. The only shortcoming is that there is a Bar signal, there is no Wi-Fi in the room, no signal, and occasionally a text message can be sent for a few minutes, equivalent to the network disconnected. The bar was closed at ninety in the evening. But there is no signal in the Red Desert Scenic Area or even on the road. The wind was blowing at night, and the sand hit the glass door, and there was a little sound. Special thanks to Trip.com customer service, I used the default date when I placed the order. After payment, I found an error and communicated with Trip.com. The customer service was very active in contacting the local agent and helped me change to the date of the next day for free.

The hotel is quite beautiful, there is no wifi in the room, 3g is on the balcony. Breakfast is more basic, meat and eggs have to be ordered separately. Dinner is three-course, tastes good, the wine on the wine list is very cheap. The road conditions to the entrance of the park are average, there are seesaw sections, and it is good to get used to it.

The quiver camp rooms are very spacious with effective air con. They are nicely decorated and very up together. Modern bathroom facilities, super comfy bed and a sofa to sit on. The kitchen area is fine although the utensil boxes were a bit basic and had things missing. The breakfast is raken at the Sossusvlei lodge 3km down the road which was excellent. The receptionist was very charming and helpful. Areas for potential improvement include some cold water in the fridge, this would have been appreciated at the end of a long hot day on arrival but the biggest issue we noted was the lack of umberellas around the pool. There were 3 which were quickly taken, meaning 5 other people sat huddled in the shade of the bar and couldn't make use of the remaining sun loungers by the pool. I heard them muttering and unhappy and felt slightly guilty under the shade of mine. All in all a very good stay.

Perhaps the name doesn’t exactly reflect the fact that some rooms are a bit outdated but overall still a good experience to be around the Dunes not too far away for early morning outings. We had breakfast and dinner there. Food was not bad and breakfast selection ok although not huge. Dinner was set so we didn’t get to choose!! ☹️ Our waiter during dinner was good but the one during breakfast was not exactly our favorite. Reception staff is always friendly and helpful. There’s also a tea/coffee station by the receptionist….great for very early morning outings before breakfast is served. Cookies/cakes avaible between 6-7am and after 3pm. Outdoor bar seatings are also relaxing after a day’s out in the heat. The pool is just small but ok to lay in the lounge chair to wind down before dinner. The courtyard is professionally designed and the landscape is maintained well and is wonderful to watch the full moon as it rises. Tips: We have room 12 just across the lobby which is the only place for WIFI…..so we occasionally have WiFi on and off and is better than our other family member in another room further away from the lobby. Room 12 also seems to be the place where the jackal passes by at night. I woke up at 2 am and opened a bit of the curtain (without turning on the main light) to appreciate the stars….and 2 seconds later…a jackal just strolled leisurely in front of me without noticing me staying indoors watching it!! The next day I went out to the porch to see outdoors and found the jackal’s poo around so he did visit us and that seemed his favorite place judging by the amount!!😂

We had a comfortable stay here for one night. The staff was attentive and meals were of a high standard. The lodge dog Olive is adorable. The room was a bit underwhelming with not much charm or style but other than that enjoyed our stay. We did a game drive and saw rhinos and giraffes. We skipped the cheetah feeding. They have kindly adopted some orphaned jackels and it was a rare opportunity to get up close which was really interesting.