Hotels Near Neuras - N/a'an ku se Wine and Wildlife Estate in Sesriem

We had very spacious rooms with 2 extra beds and a small balcony that we didn't really need ... but it was nice to have the space. The bathroom was small in comparison, and it would have been a bit of a nightmare if there were 4 of us sharing that room. The drainage was also not good enough so if there were too many people at the lodge having a shower than our shower didn't drain properly and the water simply filled up the small bathroom and went out into the entrance of the room (nowhere near the beds but still not exactly ideal). The pool area was the best part about this. Plenty of places to lie in the sun or shade and tables to play some cards. The pool itself is a little small given the size of the place. If there's more than 2 people in it then it starts feeling crowded very quickly. But, perfect just to cool yourself off and get ready for some more lolling about around the pool. The restaurant is also very spacious and has a cool fireplace area, although only around 10 people can sit around the fireplace, which, again, is not a lot considering the size of the place. The food was disappointing. The fixed menu sounded great. But the portions were tiny and the quality was disappointing for the price that they charge. All-in-all, it seems like a good place for touring companies and large groups, but I'm not sure if I would ever recommend this place to individuals or small groups.

The quiver camp rooms are very spacious with effective air con. They are nicely decorated and very up together. Modern bathroom facilities, super comfy bed and a sofa to sit on. The kitchen area is fine although the utensil boxes were a bit basic and had things missing. The breakfast is raken at the Sossusvlei lodge 3km down the road which was excellent. The receptionist was very charming and helpful. Areas for potential improvement include some cold water in the fridge, this would have been appreciated at the end of a long hot day on arrival but the biggest issue we noted was the lack of umberellas around the pool. There were 3 which were quickly taken, meaning 5 other people sat huddled in the shade of the bar and couldn't make use of the remaining sun loungers by the pool. I heard them muttering and unhappy and felt slightly guilty under the shade of mine. All in all a very good stay.

The room was clean and tidy, the dinner was plentiful, and the environment was special and exceeded expectations. The only shortcoming is that there is a Bar signal, there is no Wi-Fi in the room, no signal, and occasionally a text message can be sent for a few minutes, equivalent to the network disconnected. The bar was closed at ninety in the evening. But there is no signal in the Red Desert Scenic Area or even on the road. The wind was blowing at night, and the sand hit the glass door, and there was a little sound. Special thanks to Trip.com customer service, I used the default date when I placed the order. After payment, I found an error and communicated with Trip.com. The customer service was very active in contacting the local agent and helped me change to the date of the next day for free.

This very well managed snd run lodge was the highlight of our stay in Namibia. After 5 days of camping we stayed here for 2 nights. We can highly recommend this lodge. Great food, amazing rooms and the best staff we have encountered so far.