Experience Namibia from the start of your trip at Arebbusch Travel Lodge with wide open spaces, beautiful gardens, birdlife and wildlife. Arebbusch Travel Lodge nestles in natural surroundings on the banks of the dry Arebbusch river, offering a clean, safe and family friendly environment, far from the hustle and bustle of central city life, yet minutes away from the capital's shopping centers and attractions. The lodge offers high quality, affordable accommodation in luxury rooms, standard rooms, 2 - 6 bed self-catering units and tented campsites. Caravan and camping sites are also available. There are also conference facilities and a restaurant on-site, open 7 days a week, to guests and the general public. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and light meals in between.
Property Facilities:
* Licensed Restaurant
* Conference Facilities
* Children Play Area
* Outdoor Pools
* 24 Hour Reception
* Wi-Fi
* Laundry Service
* Beautiful Gardens
* Abundant birdlife
* Visa & Mastercard
Area Information:
The heart of Namibia, its capital city, Windhoek, possesses a unique charm due to its harmonious blend of African and European cultures and the friendliness of its people. It serves as a strategic point from which to conduct business, or to embark on your Namibian adventure.
In Room Facilities:
* DSTV
* Air-Conditioner
* En-Suite Bathroom
* Telephone
* Fridge
* Coffee/Tea Station
* Linen
* Serviced Daily
* Room Service
* Wi-Fi
* Braai / BBQ Facilities (Self-Catering Units Only)
Attractions:
Windhoek offers wide range of attractions to would be visitors. Located close to Arebbusch Travel Lodge in Windhoek is the ifun family entertainment park, which boasts putt-putt, go-carts, laser tag and a water park, as well the new Grove Mall that offers a variety of shops, cinema and a virgin active gym. Further afield in Windhoek, the Namibia Craft Center offers you an opportunity to buy souvenirs and gifts. Alternatively, a visit to the Parliament Gardens or a day trip to the Daan Viljoen Nature reserve, is ideal if you would prefer to stay close to nature. While the history buffs can take in their fill by visiting the Christuskirche, National Museum of Namibia or the Trans-Namib Railroad Museum.
