3-Star Hotels in Khomas, Namibia

A very pleasant hotel! We chose it to relax after a long flight and because the Go2Namibia shuttle stop is 5 minutes away. The room is simple but clean. There's a patio, a kettle, and a liter of water is provided, with good shower pressure. The hotel grounds are very pleasant, including a swimming pool. There's a Spar nearby where you can buy wine and some groceries. There's also a restaurant and pizzeria on site, and the prices are reasonable.

It took quite a while to walk to the supermarket. Also, there was construction going on during the day. There was a toilet that didn't lock. Other than that, it was clean and comfortable.

We chose this hotel again because of the previous experience being so good the week before. Unfortunately this time around there was a mistake in the type of room required and despite reserving a king size bed we ended up with a twin room. We called and informed the reception of the mistake and they checked if our previous room was available which it was not. They asked us to give them some time and after a short while, we were called back and informed that they will upgrade us to a suite for the night at no extra cost because of the hassle. We were quickly moved to the suite which was more than we expected. We had a great last night In Namibia relaxing in the suite at the hotel. Which had a lounge, dining table and bedroom and was clean and spacious. Thank you for your effort. Always well supported by staff and nothing was too much trouble.

It was late at night and early in the morning, but I was able to make it better. The hot water in the shower came out properly and the amenities were perfect. I even used body lotion and sunburn. It was a pretty good hotel.

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

Unfortunately, the paid safari in the vicinity of the lodge didn't meet expectations. Maybe there's been fewer animals. Very welcome hosts of the lodge.Beautiful rooms and food

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!

All in all, it's a good place for a day or two. Location is not too far from everything of interest, security is good. They have a pool and sell beers when shops are closed. AC and fridge worked perfectly well. No issues with hot water as well. Staff was great. My only complaint is the twin bed in a room marked as a double - even though it was clearly stated that there are twin beds, a double should have a double bed. My sleep was not too comfy in a setup with two small beds posing as one king/queen one. But overall I had a pleasant stay. Can recommend.

This place is a gem - convenient location in a safe/quiet neighborhood close to the city centre, clean and spacious room with kitchen and cooking utensils, free and secured parking, helpful and friendly owner, affordable rates. The place has no reception counter. To check-in, the guest has to arrange with the owner via phone or email prior to arrival. As I was on a long flight and I had no phone/data roaming in Namibia, I didn't see the owner's email and I was stuck outside the place without a way to get in. Luckily I drove to a nearby hotel and borrowed the phone to call the owner, and the owner (who actually lives elsewhere) came to open the door for me within 10-15 minutes. Next time if I come here again, I should contact the owner 1 day before arrival, so that the owner knows my arrival time and sends me the check-in instructions in time.