Situated in the town centre, a mere five-minute walk from the beach and main shopping area, Swakopmund Guesthouse is well positioned. Swakopmund Guesthouse is owned and run by the Borg family.
Officially opened in December, the guesthouse was previously used as
a holiday house by the very family that runs it now. It has been completely
revamped to offer standard rooms, luxury rooms and a family suite for
guests wanting to indulge in a comfortable stay-over close to the ocean.
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
| January 2024 - December 2024 | |
|---|---|
| Rooms | Per Room Per Night |
| Single Room |
Please enquire |
| Double or Twin Room |
Please enquire |
| Luxury Room | Please enquire |
| Family Suite | Please enquire |
| January 2025 - December 2025 | |
|---|---|
| Rooms | Per Room Per Night |
| Single Room |
Please enquire |
| Double or Twin Room |
Please enquire |
| Luxury Room | Please enquire |
| Family Suite | Please enquire |
The Swakopmund Guesthouse is a bed-and-breakfast facility, offering more than usual by providing guests with a scrumptious breakfast buffet, catering for more upmarket traveller, and facilities ranging from laundry services to "anything else that guests might ask for". This includes a shuttle service and wheelchair-friendly accommodation.
The Swakopmund Guesthouse is run with an eco-friendly approach, making
use of solar energy and recycled water. It is not your conventional type
of guesthouse, that's for sure.
The spacious rooms are fitted with crisp, white linen sheets. Wallpaper portraying a peaceful view of the ocean adds to the clean and neat atmosphere of the guesthouse.
The en-suite bathrooms with soft cream walls are decorated with beach pebbles that give them a unique atmosphere. All rooms come complete with minibar and television.
As you enter Swakopmund over the bridge, turn left into Rhode Allee (the first stop street). At the next intersection, approximately 80 metres ahead, you will see the Swakopmund Guesthouse on your opposite right-hand side at Hendrik Witbooi 35.
Entering Swakopmund on the B2, turn left at the first set of traffic lights into Moses Garoeb Street. Continue along this road until it becomes Rhode Allee (the road makes a sharp turn to your right, with the cemetery on your left). At the next stop street, cross over Nathanael Maxuilili Street and proceed to the next stop street (approximately 80 metres). You will find the Swakopmund Guesthouse on your opposite right-hand side.
Driving into Swakopmund on the C34, continue straight through roundabouts, traffic lights, and stop streets. The C34 transitions into Moses Garoeb Street and later becomes Rhode Allee (the road makes a sharp turn to your right, with the cemetery on your left). At the next stop street, cross over Nathanael Maxuilili Street and proceed to the following stop street (approximately 80 metres). The Swakopmund Guesthouse will be on your opposite right-hand side.
A road trip across Namibia is an experience you will cherish forever, the freedom to stop wherever you want and explore Namibia on your own terms, for that you will need to hire the right car.
