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Windhoek Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Jordani Bed And Breakfast (Windhoek, Namibia)
Situated in a quiet, upmarket area, right next to a dry riverbed. Near to all amenities, including Windhoeks largest and most modern shopping and entertainment Mall, namely Marua Mall.Jordani B&B is situated in the prestigious quiet suburb of Olympia, in Windhoek, the Capital City of Namibia We... [more]
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Pension Bougain Villa (Windhoek, Namibia)
Pension Bougain villa is a classic old german manor set in a most tranquil and relaxing atmosphere wth a beautiful garden and water featuresA Classic old German manor with a beautiful garden and relaxing atmosphere, 15-20 minutes walk to the centre of the city. 1. Airconditioned rooms
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Seventh Heaven Guesthouse (Windhoek, Namibia)
Guesthouse in a quiet area of Windhoek with swimmingpool and a garden with birds viewThe Seventh Heaven Guesthouse is situated in a quiet part of Windhoek, ca 10 minutes away from the city centre. You can be assured of clean and comfortable rooms in our peaceful surroundings. All rooms have en suite... [more]
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Windhoek is the capital of Namibia. With a population of less than 200,000 you would only call it a city by Namibian standards. It is quite a laidback, clean and easy going place. There are a few sights, good restaurants and lively bars. In short it is a great place to start exploring Namibia. Set at the geographical heart of Namibia , Windhoek serves as the road and rail crossroads and the nerve center of the country's business and commerce. At first glance Windhoek looks clean and pretty but a little dull, and dry, empty mountains surrounding it seem much more interesting. By Namibian standards it's a big town about 170,000 people live here. But town is in the word, rather than city, for this clean, new-looking capital; even the old buildings look new, as there's almost no rainfall to make them decay. But, like most southern African cities, Windhoek has a distinct life and culture that becomes more fascinating the more time you spend there. Two excellent backpackers will be willing to drive you free of charge from the main Intercape bus stop to their doorstep. All you need to do is to step off the bus and look for people holding signs for the Cardboard Box or Camellion. Just outside of town Namibia Wildlife Resorts operates the Daan Viljoen Resort.
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