Dolomite Resort

This was an absolutely wonderful campsite in the quieter part of Etosha. Built on a hill, the safari tents were breathtakingly beautiful, with gorgeous views. The staff was also incredibly kind and helpful and we had wonderful night and morning tours with Nelson. A world away from the busy camps closer to the Anderson gate, choose this place for a quieter but wonderful getaway.

Mega, mega, mega beautiful Lodge on a hill in the Etosha. Most beautiful NWR lodge in Etosha. Love it here, will be back for sure!

Great place with absolutely stunning views and lots of wild life. The place has a nice chill vibe but quite some excitement as you are ferried up and down the hill in Klein Bakkie. We had one of the best game drives here, we saw four brown hyenas hash it out with a black rhino at one of the water holes. Also, lots of interesting smaller animals like the bat eared fox. We loved this place.

We spent 2 nights in the Dolomites Resort and it was perfect. Locate on top of the mountain range the view is amazing. They pick you up from the parking and carry the luggage to the rooms. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The rooms are clean, spacious and we had our own private pool which was cute. The main pool with the bar are clean and well maintained. The breakfast and dinner are included. Dinner was very nice - always with 1-2 vegetarian options. The meat was perfectly cooked! Breakfast was ok. Unfortunately they only had flavored, sugared yoghurt. Coffee and tea are available the whole day for free. Our morning drive with Nelson was also very nice and we spotted a couple of lions! So I can only highly recommend this resort!

Delightful tented-thatched chalets set high along rocky ridge in the west of Etosha Absolutely loved it. Park and driven up in golf cart, sparkling rim-pool, good meals and all-round views. It’s a great spot.

The location is fantastic with tents on a hill! Unfortunately the service is terrible in spite of having plenty of personnel (but usually lingering around talking to each other or perusing on their cellphones). Where to start! Had to wait a while to get picked up, honked several times from the parking lot in spite being the only car and a big sign informing us that they are able to notice our arrival from the road. Then we receive the room assigned where there was no toiletries and the sliding glass door to the balcony was locked and not working. Basically, you are dropped via buggy to your room since tents are along a mountain ridge and far from main restaurant/pool. Conveniently, none of the phones to call reception or buggy work … general manager not available - no one to show you into your room and provide info on light switches, protocol, etc. After complaining g to the reception twice - I was moved to another room! Namibian government- you need to do better at managing your lodge personnel and the rooms cleaning and supplies! Don’t recommend! Glad I stayed one night - next morning assistant manager available but seemed by comments were unheard with a roll of eyes

OK, this place is pretty basic accommodations for a pretty hefty price. More like camping as the cottages have canvas walls with no A/C. A fan is provided. We were there in July 2024 and the nights were cold. However, the bedding was extremely comfortable. You'll need to climb a lot of stairs and ramps to and from your room unless you can flag down the cart driver as he goes by once in a while. The real selling point to this place is the amazing views of the Etosha Bush from the decks of each cottage. There is a waterhole nearby that attracts Lions, Giraffes, and Elephants as well as other animals. In fact, the entire west side of Etosha NP is unspoiled by tourism (at least as of this writing). We never imagined that we would have been able to experience the "up close" excitement of being alone with these animals. At each waterhole on the west side, we found ourselves alone watching Rhinos, Giraffe, Elephants, Zebra, Onyx, Wildebeest, etc. There was a night game drive offered by the Dolomite Camp that we took advantage of and were able to watch a pride of Lions monopolize the local waterhole. Breakfast and dinner were satisfactory, although we were rushed to be able to take advantage of the evening game drive. As far as we are concerned, the money spent here was well worth it.

Visited middle of November, a beautiful setting with wonderful views. Food was good , remembering what they have to work with , We embraced it all , treated all employees with respect and kindness which we saw was definitely lacking by some occupants !! Staff were lovely and Nelson’s evening game drive was a winner !! Thank you to all x