HANSA HOTEL
Charming independent hotel in the centre of Swakopmund
- The Hansa Hotel is arguably one of most luxurious of the Swakopmund Hotels
- Comfortable rooms
- Excellent restaurant and a cosy lounge bar
- Professional and charming staff
- Garden courtyard
From :
ZAR R650 per person
ZAR R650 per person
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Hansa Hotel in SwakopmundSituated in the town centre of Swakopmund, the elegance starts at the entrance where the hallmarks of a classic hotel are everywhere: marble flooring, dark wood and deep carpets. Hansa Hotel has 58 rooms on three floors in a building dating back to 1905 and the start of the German revivalist period in Namibia. Like the rest of the hotel, the hotels rooms have a luxurious weight about them and though compact offer every comfort you could ask of the oldest hotel in the world's oldest desert. The Hansa Hotels terrace is a foliage courtyard ideal for a light lunch or mid-morning snack. Breakfast and dinners are served in the restaurant, which has an award-winning wine list and specialises in game meat and seafood. The lounge bar has a cosy fireplace and is a convivial start and end to any evening. |
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Burning Shores
The Burning Shore is an exclusive hotel in Longbeach, which is about half way between Swakopmund and Walvis. Its location ensures privacy; the service professional and understated; the ambience is elegant and the food and wine are worthy of accolades.
The Burning Shore is an exclusive hotel in Longbeach, which is about half way between Swakopmund and Walvis. Its location ensures privacy; the service professional and understated; the ambience is elegant and the food and wine are worthy of accolades.
The Stiltz
The Stiltz perches over the Swakop River mouth – more a tidal lagoon – and looks out over the Atlantic Ocean and the northern limits of the Great Sand Sea of the Namib Desert. Minutes' walk from Swakopmund, the small and eclectic lodge offers a tranquil and reviving experience in a convenient location.
The Stiltz perches over the Swakop River mouth – more a tidal lagoon – and looks out over the Atlantic Ocean and the northern limits of the Great Sand Sea of the Namib Desert. Minutes' walk from Swakopmund, the small and eclectic lodge offers a tranquil and reviving experience in a convenient location.
