Guest Houses in Otjozondjupa Region

"We had a wonderful time at Waterberg Wildness. We stayed in the Valley Lodge. Note that there are several different lodges all a few km apart. We enjoyed a self-hike and also did the game drive offered. It is guaranteed to see rhinos as they live within the farm/reserve itself. We also saw giraffes in the park. The plateau itself has excellent views. The evening buffet was good, although not extensive (beef and chicken and veg) because there were only 4 tables. All the staff were very helpful. The last 24km of the drive are in a gravel road which was a bit rough in places and a 4x4 is recommended to get to the lodges themselves, which is then straightforward. We did have a problem with our shower, but it was fixed within 30mins. Overall, we were delighted we chose to stay here when we were originally not sure whether to visit waterberg."

"The pictures show thatched roof buildings, but we were placed in concrete structures with no charm despite the hotel not being remotely full. The real horror show was the restaurant. Service took over 1 hour to deliver food and al food came with missing components - no bacon on the bacon cheese burger, meat loaf instead of a burger, and schnitzel that was not thined basically a pork chop in batter"

"Beautiful environment and pleasant crew."

"We arrived late (just before midnight) because my luggage arrived late, but we were greeted with warmth, shown to our room, brought an amazing meal with ingredients all from the farm. Just wish I got here earlier."

"Staff is very friendly and speak multiple languages. Breakfast is very nice. Rooms are clean and comfortable. "

"Quiet lodge in a beautiful seating. A great place to rest."

"Staff excellent. Food absolutely excellent. "

"The lodge and the Mount Etjo are wonderful places to relax and recover. Gorgeous wildlife, fantastic people who care for this. Highly recommended! Joe Appel"

"It's outrageous that Aloegrove has a rating less than 5 stars! If you are driving to Etosha or back from Etosha, stop at Aloegrove, and stay two nights. Aloegrove is a decent drive off the B1, but it is more than worth it. Johan and Ivy have build a marvellous lodge with Comanding views over the surrounding countryside. The luxury suites overlook the Waterberg plateau, and have an unobstructed view from the hilltop that Alloegrove occupies. The rooms have views of the plateau from the bathroom and kitchen and it is stunning to watch the sunrise in the morning. The hospitality was outstanding, with staff checking in constantly to make sure I had everything I needed. The pool also overlooks the Waterberg plateau, and you will quite happily spend all day there! During my trip to Namibia, I drove around for approx 4 weeks, and saw a variety of attractions, I would rate Aloegrove in the top three places in Namibia I visited. Please make sure when you are navigating there, you drive to👉👉👉 "Aloe Grove Lodge Entrance Gate"👈👈👈 and be patient with the drive, good things take time. Photos are mainly of the view from my room, or of the view from the pool/restaurant are. The mess in the kitchen photos is me having dumped my things on the table 😬"