Zannier Hotels Omaanda | Namibia Luxury Hotels

Overview

Ten luxurious huts are built in a traditional Namibian style, with rounded corners, an earthy feel and traditional thatched roofs. Offering eight huts with one bedroom and two with two bedrooms, accommodation caters to a variety of guests including larger families or groups of friends. All huts come with a private outdoor terrace perfect for relaxing on and taking in the views, whilst inside African artifacts and an open fireplace bring the space to life, complemented by deluxe furnishings and a luxurious bathroom with double sink, walk in shower and a large bathtub with a view. All huts include a flat screen television, complimentary Wi-Fi, an integrated sound system, a safe, a minibar, and air-conditioning system.

One-Bedroom Hut

Rooms:8
Size:60㎡
Room View:Lake and hill view
Facilities:One-Bedroom Huts boast a 60㎡ interior and 20㎡ private terrace with views of the nearby ‘dam’ (small lake) and the distant hills of the Khomas Hochland plateau.

Two-Bedroom Hut

Rooms:2
Size:120㎡
Room View:Lake and hill view
Facilities:Two bedrooms accommodating up to four adults and two children (over 6 years old) are on offer in these spacious huts, complemented by a 26㎡ private terrace with seating area and stunning views.

Overview

Local and sustainable produce is at the forefront of the cuisine at Zannier Hotels Omaanda, where simple yet impressive dishes are created by the team of expert chefs. From the tasty à la carte breakfast, to the mezze-style sharing plates at lunch, to the refined four-course dinner menu, every meal is crafted with care and expertise. The evening meal is something special, with an emphasis on delicious local meats, seasonal and organic ingredients, it promises to reveal some of Namibia's many culinary wonders. The Pool Bar offers a range of drinks and snacks all day, which can be enjoyed by the shimmering swimming pool overlooking the savannah, and the Lounge Bar is the perfect place to enjoy a sundowner or nightcap, perhaps settling down under the stars next to the 'boma', a traditional African outdoor firepit.