Hotels With Wi-Fi in Khomas, Namibia

There are two Hilton hotels next to each other. From one lobby to the other lobby it takes 1 minute walking. The hotel is new. The rooms are spacious. The bed is comfortable. The bathroom has good water pressure. Wi-Fi reception is very good. The pool is located on the first floor. The gym is closed, but they give you the option of using the other Hilton's gym. Breakfast is basic: Tea, coffee, eggs, sausages, fruit and breads. I wrote to the hotel to ask if they had gluten-free options and they replied yes. When we arrived they had no gluten free options. On the last day of my stay they went to the other Hilton and brought me some gluten-free bread. The location of the hotel is good, steps from one of the main streets with shopping centers and restaurants, the German church, the Building that North Korea built in Windohek and some cafes. The rooms are soundproof, which makes it very quiet and you sleep very well. The photos that appear on Trip.com should be updated, since several correspond to the other Hilton Hotel. Here I pass photos of the Hilton Garden Inn Windhoek building.

We stayed for 1 night at the start of our Namibia adventure - 2 rooms, 2 couples. The hotel was chosen based on our friends having HH points and my husband & I having used Hilton for business many times. Our expectation was good quality, functional, not 5 star at a fair price. The hotel achieved that. The room was huge, clean and more than we required. Roof top pool, not used, but looked nice. Roof top bar fine & not priced at a premium. We ate out but breakfast was good. No additional charge for drinks? Useful also to be able to park our hire car here. All i would say is that I preferred previously staying in a couple of B&B’s at the start / end of a holiday, as the corporate nature of a Hilton loses some charm when on holiday. However, absolutely no complaints, clean, safe, friendly & central.

A mall is next door but you need to taxi to see any sites. Outlets are strangely hidden behind furniture which makes it inconvenient to charge your phone. The remote for the TV and A/C is bizarrely given to you with the room key, it should stay in the room. And thus the a/c was not on when I entered the room. The free bottles water was not the fridge where I could have had cold water waiting for me. The behind the bed lamp takes the room lighting from dim yellow to natural white yet it doesn't stay on for long and would start flickering. The ceiling light is in your eyes when you're lying in bed looking at your phone. I found a roach in my room so I shouldn't have left my suitcase open. Bedsheets had a blood stain on them. There's no room for towels in the bedroom so it took me a minute to find them in the room. No solid hand soap for sink, just body wash in a tube. Towel had stains on it, bathroom mirror is too low, its next to the sink. it should be a few inches higher. Rate is $51 a night for a single room, they they charge extra per child. Don't get a room on the first floor. The hotel doesn't have umbrellas for guests. The restaurant menu does not have a meat free pasta option for vegetarians. They have a whole seafood section but not a vegetarian option. The alfredo pasta was more like a cheddar soup. Service is slow in restaurant, then asked if I wanted to leave a tip. They had an impressive collection of cakes. For breakfast they put the salami together with the cheese, cucumber and tomatoes and only one tong. I don't want to eat a cucumber that's touching meat. The mushrooms were burnt beyond recognition. Only canned fruit was served at breakfast. I liked the passion fruit welcome drink when I arrived at the hotel.

Two super days before the flight home to Germany in winter! Very good service and Wednesday cocktail day. The rooms were very clean, well equipped and modern and the staff very helpful and competent. We would have liked to cool a few days longer at the pool area and the breakfast buffet was huge👍

Would recommend the hotel for a quick stay in Windhoek. It’s located near a mall wifi a cinema, restaurants.

Highly recommend Hillside. Excellent staff especially Cliffort, helpfull and friendly. He went out of his way to assist us in the rainy weather, you are appreciated. Arranged a shuttle for us from our training centre to the accomodation.

This is the first hotel I stayed in in Namibia. It is located in the downtown area of Windhoek. Although it is not a bustling street, it is not far from the National Museum and Lutheran Gospel Church. It is more convenient to go out. The hotel is not big, but there is free parking. The hotel's house is a bungalow, the room is moderate, there is a big bed, the furniture is simple, but practical, and there are shower facilities in the bathroom. The hotel staff is kind and attentive, patiently explaining the various facilities in the room and the service time of breakfast. I am warmhearted that the hostess at the front desk learned that my passport was lost at the foreign currency exchange office at the airport. I immediately contacted the airport and helped me find the passport. I was excited and burst into tears. This is the mistake I made on the first day of my trip to Africa. If it is really lost, It will cause a lot of trouble for the subsequent trip. Thanks again to the front desk hostess, God will bless you!

There are two Hilton hotels next to each other. From one lobby to the other lobby it takes 1 minute walking. The hotel is new. The rooms are spacious. The bed is comfortable. The bathroom has good water pressure. Wi-Fi reception is very good. The pool is located on the first floor. The gym is closed, but they give you the option of using the other Hilton's gym. Breakfast is basic: Tea, coffee, eggs, sausages, fruit and breads. I wrote to the hotel to ask if they had gluten-free options and they replied yes. When we arrived they had no gluten free options. On the last day of my stay they went to the other Hilton and brought me some gluten-free bread. The location of the hotel is good, steps from one of the main streets with shopping centers and restaurants, the German church, the Building that North Korea built in Windohek and some cafes. The rooms are soundproof, which makes it very quiet and you sleep very well. The photos that appear on Trip.com should be updated, since several correspond to the other Hilton Hotel. Here I pass photos of the Hilton Garden Inn Windhoek building.

We stayed for 1 night at the start of our Namibia adventure - 2 rooms, 2 couples. The hotel was chosen based on our friends having HH points and my husband & I having used Hilton for business many times. Our expectation was good quality, functional, not 5 star at a fair price. The hotel achieved that. The room was huge, clean and more than we required. Roof top pool, not used, but looked nice. Roof top bar fine & not priced at a premium. We ate out but breakfast was good. No additional charge for drinks? Useful also to be able to park our hire car here. All i would say is that I preferred previously staying in a couple of B&B’s at the start / end of a holiday, as the corporate nature of a Hilton loses some charm when on holiday. However, absolutely no complaints, clean, safe, friendly & central.

A mall is next door but you need to taxi to see any sites. Outlets are strangely hidden behind furniture which makes it inconvenient to charge your phone. The remote for the TV and A/C is bizarrely given to you with the room key, it should stay in the room. And thus the a/c was not on when I entered the room. The free bottles water was not the fridge where I could have had cold water waiting for me. The behind the bed lamp takes the room lighting from dim yellow to natural white yet it doesn't stay on for long and would start flickering. The ceiling light is in your eyes when you're lying in bed looking at your phone. I found a roach in my room so I shouldn't have left my suitcase open. Bedsheets had a blood stain on them. There's no room for towels in the bedroom so it took me a minute to find them in the room. No solid hand soap for sink, just body wash in a tube. Towel had stains on it, bathroom mirror is too low, its next to the sink. it should be a few inches higher. Rate is $51 a night for a single room, they they charge extra per child. Don't get a room on the first floor. The hotel doesn't have umbrellas for guests. The restaurant menu does not have a meat free pasta option for vegetarians. They have a whole seafood section but not a vegetarian option. The alfredo pasta was more like a cheddar soup. Service is slow in restaurant, then asked if I wanted to leave a tip. They had an impressive collection of cakes. For breakfast they put the salami together with the cheese, cucumber and tomatoes and only one tong. I don't want to eat a cucumber that's touching meat. The mushrooms were burnt beyond recognition. Only canned fruit was served at breakfast. I liked the passion fruit welcome drink when I arrived at the hotel.

Two super days before the flight home to Germany in winter! Very good service and Wednesday cocktail day. The rooms were very clean, well equipped and modern and the staff very helpful and competent. We would have liked to cool a few days longer at the pool area and the breakfast buffet was huge👍

Would recommend the hotel for a quick stay in Windhoek. It’s located near a mall wifi a cinema, restaurants.

My stay at the hotel was unfortunately marred by a disappointing experience and left me with anger. Despite booking through their website and having a confirmation email, upon arrival, I was informed they had no record of my reservation. Despite showing the email, the owner conveyed an inability to assist. She with an arrogant tone of voice said that nothing she could do about it. Moreover, despite arriving early and witnessing empty rooms being cleaned, I was told all rooms were occupied. The owner lied on my face because I saw empty ones and cleaners at work cleaning the rooms. It added further frustration and made the situation even more upsetting. It's disheartening when a place doesn't honor their bookings and doesn't take responsibility for their mistakes. I traveled to more than 120 countries and I have never witnessed this kind of arrogance, the treatment of a guest, and the behavior of the owner. Avoid all costs.

This is the first hotel I stayed in in Namibia. It is located in the downtown area of Windhoek. Although it is not a bustling street, it is not far from the National Museum and Lutheran Gospel Church. It is more convenient to go out. The hotel is not big, but there is free parking. The hotel's house is a bungalow, the room is moderate, there is a big bed, the furniture is simple, but practical, and there are shower facilities in the bathroom. The hotel staff is kind and attentive, patiently explaining the various facilities in the room and the service time of breakfast. I am warmhearted that the hostess at the front desk learned that my passport was lost at the foreign currency exchange office at the airport. I immediately contacted the airport and helped me find the passport. I was excited and burst into tears. This is the mistake I made on the first day of my trip to Africa. If it is really lost, It will cause a lot of trouble for the subsequent trip. Thanks again to the front desk hostess, God will bless you!

If you are looking for your “I had a farm in Africa moment”, look no further. What a peaceful place, quiet, secluded. Perfect. We arrived just before sunset and Josephine showed us to our rooms. All staff very helpful and speak great English. After a stunning sunset and cocktails on the verandah, we had a sumptuous dinner of butternut soup, oryx steak and veggies and a delicious fruit dessert. Everything was so tasty yet easy to digest, perfect for the traveler. Breakfast was equally good! Our luxury tent… well it blew me away. Very clean and luxurious, hot water, fresh towels etc. The night was quite warm so we could leave the tent flaps open and so we could enjoy the spectacular views of stars and mountains from every single window, even from the shower overlooking this vast moonlit valley! Highly appreciated! It was a truly magical experience. I sat in my comfy bed, hot water bottle and all and stared into the starry night of this tranquil, dream valley. I thought it a pity to fall asleep, I just could not get enough of it. This was definitely a highlight for us in Namibia. Highly recommended!

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.

This lodge is ideal for your visit to Sossusvlei and the Namib Natural park. I drove from Windhoek airport on a rental car, driving on dirt roads and crossing a wonderful mountain pass before reaching here. This is one of the few places having a gas station, a restaurant, a bakery, a pool, a lodge, and a tire shop. I had to stay overnight as it is not possible to drive at night around here. The lodge was wonderfully well kept , neat and tidy. The room was large enough with good AC and WIFI. At night a buffet dinner and a local BBQ known as Braai is served. Dinner is not included in the room rent. The staff is wonderful and attentive. You have a good time. I had a flat tire and the shop did all it could to help me. In the morning breakfast is on the house. There is a souvenir store and the bakery is famous for its Apple Pies. The whole stop reminds me of Truck stops in the US. There are spectacular views of the nature around and you get to see a few animals around too.