Hotels with Hot Tubs in Namibia from AED 949

"Finding the hotel was easy, being a first-time visitor to Swakop. Secure parking at the hotel. Check-in quick and easy; unfortunately the lift had just broken down, but help was on hand for our luggage. Staff pleasant andd ready to assist with any query. Our room was great, with sea views and views of the city. Would not hesitate to stay at the Beach Hotel on next visit to Swakop, and it is highly recommended."

"We really loved this place. Very quiet, friendly staff and great food. Everything was perfect and we enjoyed it. Will definitely be back soon."

"My Family had the most amazing stay at The Weinberg. The hotel extremely comfortable, with amazing staff and restaurants on site. A special shout out to Beulah who made our stay particuarly special, with room upgrades (to accomodate our childrens needs) and special service and attention to detail. Will definitely be back."

"Amazing breakfast, nice pool, excellent staff, thank you to the manager who sent our children drinks."

"Absolutely loved The Delight. Amazing staff throughout my time there - reception, bar, breakfast, room. "

"We booked the junior suite at the Strand Hotel at the last minute through Expedia after we decided to travel to the Skeleton Coast on a whim. Don’t miss this hotel! It was worth every penny. The accommodation and service are 5 star! The breakfast selection is not to be beat. There are many dining options on and off property. The concierge recommended a guided tour of Sandwich Harbour, booked the tour for us and set up transportation. It was phenomenal! The massage at the spa was fantastic. The room with a balcony view of the ocean was stunning. No detail is missed at The Strand Hotel. I highly recommend it!"

"A superb location with good facilities."

"Excellent customer service at an amazing location"

"This is a unique place to stay and enjoy the true Namibian experience. The servers are quite attentive and friendly. The breakfast buffet is satisfying. Having an evening meal outside and looking the lights of Windhoek is a must thing. "