"The Boutique Guesthouse was just lovely! The location was perfectly located near the B1, but still very quiet. The staff were welcoming and very helpful. It was so convenient to have a gate remote of our own to come and go with our vehicle. The room was beautifully decorated and so was the breakfast area! This was a great stay! "

"Very excelent camp site and a very good sundowner game drive we booked. We did not use the dinner nor the rooms"

"a Kalahari Sunset Cocktail + a Kalahari Sunset = total bliss. Staff were super friendly and attentive. Accommodation really lovely especially the rooms facing out on to the veld. We enjoyed our two nights stay and would recommend it for a stop in the Mariental area."

"What a luxurious gem in the Kalahari. Beautifully fitted rooms and an excellent restaurant! The game drive was also super. Definitely worth a couple of days."

"Place was great. Beds very inconvenient for couples! Had bad sleep for the 2 nights we were there.other than that. Staff was friendly, even the food was up to standard!"

"I fell in love with this place. So much character. Lovely, spacious rooms, beautiful communal areas/bar .... everything was perfect. The highlight was dining outside on the terrace by the pool under the Namibian stars with giraffes, oryxes and other wildlife drinking from the waterhole very close by. It just blew me away. We did the sundowner game drive and saw meercats (mother and baby), bat eared fox, giraffes, oryxes, ostriches and many other birds and animals, and then had cocktails/drinks in the most beautiful location. The sand is so red!!! I loved it!!!"

"The lodge has a spectacular location set between red Kalahari dunes. The drive in from the road is beautiful. The welcome from Seth was very pleasant and the cocktails at the bar were most enjoyable. The view of the swimming pool, the lovely green trees and the tall grasses were wonderful. The unit itself was spacious but basic and lacked usual conveniences such as soap holders in the shower and a broom to sweep out the sand brought in on our shoes. It was a cloudy evening with thunder clouds all around but dinner was set up outside rather than upstairs under cover. The power went out, according to the staff a very common occurrence. There were only 6 kerosene lamps to give a dim light. Guests were getting food and wine when it began to rain. There was a mad scramble to move chairs, tables, food and wine into the bar area. Wine bottles were knocked over, chairs were very wet, it was very dark and the food got cold. All this could have been avoided by having dinner upstairs under cover. The food itself was served from 6 cast iron pots which had been brought fro the main camp. It was very difficult to see what the food was. The power stayed off. We had to make our own way back to our units in the dark no assistance was offered. In the unit there was one candle only. No hot water for showers. When we left at 9am the power was still off. It is disgraceful that there was no solar power or lights despite power failure being a regular occurrence."