"We stayed at the tented cabins, which were great. The top half is a sturdy tent, with windows with thick mesh to protect against bugs and dust but still allow fresh air. The bottom part is like an actual cabin, so no issues with bugs crawling in. There is AC and a ceiling fan, super awesome for a tented cabin! The bathroom and shower were clean and everything worked. Perfect glamping location. The dining was set at the nearby cabins section which we drove to (5 min slow drive). The dining area is fantastic!! There is a view of the sunset and a watering whole. The food is great, and the staff is super friendly. We also took a tour with them to Dead Vlei which was perfect. Great location for kids and families, and everyone."

"Very nice buildings and the people are friendly, but it seems to be missing warmth. The rooms are big and clean. The beds are 160 cm wide with standard covers that are too small for two adults. There is a nice swimming pool with deckchairs around it. There are two waterpoints for (wild) animals and we saw some jackals and (after dark) a group of 30 or so wildebeest. We were told also zebra and wild cheetah frequent the waterpoints. We booked this location because there was a possibility to rent bikes. On arrival we were told the bikes were not in good condition. We did do the cheetah tour which was ok. As in other places the cheetahs were born in captivity and do not hunt. They were fed just that morning and were resting. The driver drove his truck towards the cats to get them to move which disturbed me. The farm belongs to the same owner as the lodge, fuel station and bakery some 7 kms away. Only cash payment is accepted but if needed you can pay with credit card for the Farm at the fuel station. There is also an atm at the fuel station. All in all a nice location for a night but it could be much better. PS the bakery is REALLY worth a visit."

"If we don't want to pay hundreds of euros for a place to stay while visiting Sesriem and Sossusvlei, we'll have to find accommodation about an hour and a half away, that is, here. Solitaire Roadhouse meets the basics and a little more. It's a complex with about thirty rooms (all on the ground floor and with an entrance where there is a table and two chairs facing the garden). Ours was spacious, with two large beds (mattresses and sheets are adequate), an armchair, a single bedside table, a small table, and a closet without doors (there is a safe). The bathroom is fine (toilet and sink) with a floor-standing shower (without a screen or curtain), plenty of water, and standard towels. Air conditioning and stone floors. Wi-Fi is only available near the restaurant, and cleanliness is acceptable. The garden is beautiful, with a small pool and several old cars for decoration. There is a chapel, a shop, and a restaurant. There's also a gas station and a garage. Friendly staff (the first thing they tell you, after several hours on rough roads, is the usual joke in these countries: this isn't "Solitaire Roadhouse"; that accommodation is about 7 hours away). There's a car park (unfenced) and the restaurant serves a good, reasonably priced dinner. Breakfast is quite filling. And McGregor's Bakery opens at 7 a.m., where you can buy the famous apple pie, which has been made here for fifty years and is not bad. There's no TV in the rooms (which is manageable), but there's also no refrigerator (inexplicable). Wi-Fi is nonexistent in the rooms (only available near the restaurant). The price, by Namibian standards, is high for what they offer."

"I’ve been to the lodge, camp and campsite multiple times and every time again it’s amazing! Food made with passion, staff with smiles, endless views and comfy beds. Most importantly, it feels like a home! Thanks everyone!"

"Beautiful landscapes friendliness ,warmth and excellent service"