Hotels With Parking in Kunene, Namibia

During our self drive trip to Namibia, we visited Etosha National Park. We have chosen this accommodation because - besides from the reviews we found online - we wanted to stay near Anderson's Gate. The location of this camp is really good, just a few kilometers from the Anderson's Gate and it's located up in a hill right at the side of the road. We stayed in one chalet which had a really large room and very good bathroom. It also had a small porch. Our chalet had a lot of privacy - as I believe the remaining have - which was really good. The restaurant and terrace area was very nice with plety of tables around and a bar. The swimming pool seemed nice, but we didn't used it. The staff was nice and friendly and ready to help when needed. We didn't had the dinner, as we preferred to eat some self-catering we carried with us at the chalet. The breakfast was good with plenty of options. The wifi was a joke. When we arrived, we needed to ask the lady at the bar to help us connecting and she only could do it by restarting the router. After a while, we realize that all arriving guests had the same problem, so the lady at the bar needed to restart the router each new gust arrived. A couple of weeks before my arrival I've sent an email asking if it would be good to book the half day game drive in advance and we received the answer that we could just book it on arrival. I've done it on arrival but... it was fully booked. So, if you want to book a game drive, book it in advance.

We had just spent two nights at the Okaukuejo camp in Etosha and were extremely disappointed in it on all levels. But walking into Etosha Village immediately right outside the park was absolutely what we were hoping and looking for. We would tell anyone visiting the park to not stay in the govt ran ones but outside at Etosha Village. You can still enter at the same time as people staying in the park. At Etosha Village you get that personal feel and touch. The rooms were breathtaking and so comfortable. The food was absolutely incredible and we ate so much! We even did a sundowner with them which the view point was gorgeous and they put out quite the spread for just the two of us. At camp be prepared to see Kudus! There is a waterhole on site in front of the rooms and there are so many male and female kudu walking around- quite the experience! We loved Etosha Village and wish we had stayed here the entire time we were in Etosha. Would strongly recommend to anyone visiting!

Opwo, probably nobody knows, is a small town not famous; Simba, still in the primitive tribal community today, I am afraid that tourists to Namibia know a lot. To come to Opvo, it is to see the life state of the Simba people firsthand, do not look at the Simba people, there is no need to come to Opvo. We drove more than 600 kilometers, took more than 9 hours, and arrived at Opvo before the evening. The Opvo Country Hotel is located on a large hillside, and the lobby and restaurant are more decent and attractive, but the layout of the rooms is very simple and nothing to praise. For dinner we dine in the sunset, the sun is slowly setting, the embers are half red, the red beauty, it is difficult to express in words, I call it ”Namibia red”, unparalleled. If you want to go to the Simba village, tell the hotel front desk that Yuan Yuan wants silver, they will arrange a special person to accompany you.

We stopped by for a quick bite and to refuel during our road trip, and we were pleasantly surprised by how good the burger was—delicious, fresh, and well-prepared! While waiting for our food, we explored their souvenir shop located on the second floor. The shop had a nice variety of items, and we were happy to find that the prices were quite reasonable compared to other places we’ve visited. Overall, it was a convenient stop with great food and a chance to pick up a few gifts along the way. Definitely worth a visit if you're passing through!

Fijne grote tent met vier personen was prima, maar ver weg van het zwembad en restaurant. Stenen bijgebouw met dpuche en toilet. Veel ritsen van tent waren echter defect. Buffet diner en ontbijt zijn erg goed. Personeel niet erg vriendelijk.

Loved the vibe of Etosha Safari Camp and the staff were friendly and always helpful. The Camp2Go accommodation was exactly what we needed travelling with a busy toddler. I would suggest a playground area for children, however, as there was not much at the restaurant area to keep our kids occupied in terms of play - just something to consider. There were also no baby changing facilities in the ablutions which is another thing to consider for parents travelling with babies/toddlers.

During our self drive trip to Namibia, we visited Etosha National Park. We have chosen this accommodation because - besides from the reviews we found online - we wanted to stay near Anderson's Gate. The location of this camp is really good, just a few kilometers from the Anderson's Gate and it's located up in a hill right at the side of the road. We stayed in one chalet which had a really large room and very good bathroom. It also had a small porch. Our chalet had a lot of privacy - as I believe the remaining have - which was really good. The restaurant and terrace area was very nice with plety of tables around and a bar. The swimming pool seemed nice, but we didn't used it. The staff was nice and friendly and ready to help when needed. We didn't had the dinner, as we preferred to eat some self-catering we carried with us at the chalet. The breakfast was good with plenty of options. The wifi was a joke. When we arrived, we needed to ask the lady at the bar to help us connecting and she only could do it by restarting the router. After a while, we realize that all arriving guests had the same problem, so the lady at the bar needed to restart the router each new gust arrived. A couple of weeks before my arrival I've sent an email asking if it would be good to book the half day game drive in advance and we received the answer that we could just book it on arrival. I've done it on arrival but... it was fully booked. So, if you want to book a game drive, book it in advance.

We had just spent two nights at the Okaukuejo camp in Etosha and were extremely disappointed in it on all levels. But walking into Etosha Village immediately right outside the park was absolutely what we were hoping and looking for. We would tell anyone visiting the park to not stay in the govt ran ones but outside at Etosha Village. You can still enter at the same time as people staying in the park. At Etosha Village you get that personal feel and touch. The rooms were breathtaking and so comfortable. The food was absolutely incredible and we ate so much! We even did a sundowner with them which the view point was gorgeous and they put out quite the spread for just the two of us. At camp be prepared to see Kudus! There is a waterhole on site in front of the rooms and there are so many male and female kudu walking around- quite the experience! We loved Etosha Village and wish we had stayed here the entire time we were in Etosha. Would strongly recommend to anyone visiting!

We stopped by for a quick bite and to refuel during our road trip, and we were pleasantly surprised by how good the burger was—delicious, fresh, and well-prepared! While waiting for our food, we explored their souvenir shop located on the second floor. The shop had a nice variety of items, and we were happy to find that the prices were quite reasonable compared to other places we’ve visited. Overall, it was a convenient stop with great food and a chance to pick up a few gifts along the way. Definitely worth a visit if you're passing through!

Loved the vibe of Etosha Safari Camp and the staff were friendly and always helpful. The Camp2Go accommodation was exactly what we needed travelling with a busy toddler. I would suggest a playground area for children, however, as there was not much at the restaurant area to keep our kids occupied in terms of play - just something to consider. There were also no baby changing facilities in the ablutions which is another thing to consider for parents travelling with babies/toddlers.

Opwo, probably nobody knows, is a small town not famous; Simba, still in the primitive tribal community today, I am afraid that tourists to Namibia know a lot. To come to Opvo, it is to see the life state of the Simba people firsthand, do not look at the Simba people, there is no need to come to Opvo. We drove more than 600 kilometers, took more than 9 hours, and arrived at Opvo before the evening. The Opvo Country Hotel is located on a large hillside, and the lobby and restaurant are more decent and attractive, but the layout of the rooms is very simple and nothing to praise. For dinner we dine in the sunset, the sun is slowly setting, the embers are half red, the red beauty, it is difficult to express in words, I call it ”Namibia red”, unparalleled. If you want to go to the Simba village, tell the hotel front desk that Yuan Yuan wants silver, they will arrange a special person to accompany you.

Nice for 1 night. In Opuwo there's not much to do and people are not very nice. The guesthouse is fine, but not very good, there are no facilities and the pump must be used for water.