Gondwana Etosha Safari Lodge

Отель не оправдал ожиданий. За 3 недели путешествия самый дорогой отель. Номера на двоих маленькие, холодильника нет. Вид из балкона печальный. Смотрите на стену из маленьких деревьев. Нам поменяли без доплат на семейный номер. Они большие, находятся ближе к ресторану и вид соответственно не на лес, а как бы выше, т.к. ресторан и главный корпус находится на возвышенности. Чем дальше номер от ресторана, тем домик ниже и вид никакой. Мы ходили в бассейн у ресторана, вода теплая. Брали ужин 500 нам.дол на человека. Ужин шведский стол без напитков. На ужине очень темно, лампы, стоящие на столе очень туслые. Не видишь, что ты ешь. Ужин вкусный, но все равно для Намибии очень дорогой.

What a lovely campsite! Quite large, with lots of space, my family and I shared two campsites. As always, the Gondwana Collection delivered with clean and lovely shower/toilet blocks. The campsite is nice and quiet, however you may hear the music from the 'Down Corruption' Bar at the pool area in the evening. The pool area is also very nicely set out and the restaurant and bar have been built with a 'Freedom Fighter' theme in mind. Very cool! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Etosha Safari Camp to anyone, especially if you want to visit Etosha, as Andersson Gate is only a few kilometres away.

This lodge is circa 20 minutes' drive from the Andersson gate at Etosha. We had the chalet furthest away from the restaurant, so it was very quiet and peaceful. At sunrise, we were excited to see two giraffes standing right by our chalet's terrace. Amazing. The chalet was clean and beautiful inside. We booked a safari drive to Etosha from here and although we did not see a lot of game that afternoon, our guide was helpful and friendly, and he pointed out many birds, including an eagle owl and a goshawk chick. Food was excellent. We liked the non-routine aspect of being allocated a different table every night and morning. The outside bar area is a lovely place to watch the sun go down and you can also view animals at the small waterhole there. Although there are tour groups, the management cleverly keep individual travellers as far apart from them as possible for meal times and for accommodation. All in all, a great experience!

This is a great place,close to Etosha Park,clean,very well taken care of. I spent 2 days in a chalet,with AC,nice showers,clean and very well positioned. There is parking space adjoining to the chalet,outside chairs and table,trees with nice shadows. Laura Anna Helao was a perfect receptionist,affable and extremely helpful. Breakfast was excellent,service beyond any reproach. Wonderful experience as a whole,I fully recommend it.

Lovely lodge, beautiful rooms. Intermittent Wi-Fi disappointing We were only here for one night and enjoyed some relaxation by the main pool. Went to the raised pier area for sundowners, seating looked good but was quite uncomfortable! waited quite a while to order drinks ended up going to the bar. When it came to eating the buffet was mediocre, good salad bar but the rest was not to our taste so we returned to the salad bar. Pudding was nice. Drinks service was very slow through out the dinner. Breakfast was pretty average, took too long and we needed to leave early. Over promised under delivered on food and service

We stayed at Etosha Safar Camp for 2 nights. They are currently refurbishing their facilities, therefore there areas that are not open to the guests. In spite of operating amid renovations, the staff is very professional and friendly. When we found it too cold to have breakfast outside one morning, the staff quickly prepared a table for us inside.The food (buffet for breakfast and dinner) is excellent and good value for money with the local band adding Nam flavour to the dining experience. The House Wine is of excellent quality, as we have experienced in all of the Gondwana Lodges. The decor in the main bulding is exceptional and so interesting. Depicting a lot of memoribilia from the time just before and after Independence we marvelled at the ingenuity of the displays. The bungalows are basic, but very clean. It would be great if a rail for hanging clothes could be added to a wall. There is not enough space to unpack for guests staying more than one night. The shower is nice and hot though. The whole camp has a very relaxed atmosphere and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Hearing lions roar both nights made it even more special. The swimmingpool is clean and well maintained, but it was too cold for us to jump in. I would like to know why there are so many cats around. Gondwana is a very environmentally conscious Group and cats are so destructive to the local fauna. If it is because they want to control snake numbers, then they should invest in some of their staff attending a snake handling course. Namiba has very good programs.