Cabins in Usakos

Achab Eco cabin is a recently renovated chalet in Usakos, where guests can makes the most of its outdoor swimming pool, garden and bar.

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Daniel

From

Poland

It is a great place, everything was perfect

With Usakos Railway Station reachable in 600 metres, Spitzkoppen Lodge provides accommodation, a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a terrace and a bar. Complimentary WiFi is featured.

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nicolas

From

Belgium

Location and small scale set-up in a protected area

Offering free WiFi and a garden, Hohenstein Lodge is situated at the bottom of the highest peak of the Erongo Mountains. The property is 28 km from Usakos. Free private parking is available on site.

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Laura

From

Belgium

This was by far the best stay of our entire trip in Namibia. The breakfast was absolutely fantastic, the view was breathtaking, and the pool overlooking the scenery was just perfect. The interior is beautifully designed, everything is brand new and the room was spacious with a large, very comfortable bed. What made it even more special is that it’s a boutique accommodation with only a limited number of rooms. No big, crowded lodge atmosphere, just peace, style and personal attention. We absolutely loved it and were sad we only stayed here for 1 night. If we ever come back to Namibia, we’ll book this stay again!

Etusis Lodge is located in a nature reserve, 30 km from Karabib. It features a swimming pool surrounded by a garden and a restaurant. It also offers free private parking.

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Stefan

From

Germany

Very nice lodge with very friendly staff. Nice area with pool. Dinner and Breakfast included.

Situated in Usakos, Wüstenquell Lodge features accommodation with a year-round outdoor pool, a garden and a bar. Some units also have a kitchenette equipped with a fridge.

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Mark

From

South Africa

Awesome views all around the property. You must have a proper 4x4 in this terrain. Sandra and her team was just awesome 👏🏻😎. The road is most certainly not for the faint hearted. Try to not arrive after dark as the tracks are very vague after the rains. If you find the gate locked, look behind the pole for the key. DO NOT USE THE D1914 road. The lower part is owned now by a local mining company and they don’t like the sight of outsiders driving through.