Naries Namakwa Retreat

Indoor lodging · Namakwa

Naries Namakwa Retreat

Indoor lodging · Namakwa
27km Outside Springbok (N7) towards Kleinzee (R355), Springbok, 8240, South Africa

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Cape Dutch manor, cottages, huts; pool, dining, hiking  

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27km Outside Springbok (N7) towards Kleinzee (R355), Springbok, 8240, South Africa Get directions

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27km Outside Springbok (N7) towards Kleinzee (R355), Springbok, 8240, South Africa Get directions

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bikingmom

Google
We stayed here for 1 night on our way from Capetown to Namibia. The place is amazing and we wished we had more time to really enjoy our mountainside room and #3. Our place was built into the boulders and overlooked an amazing landscape with the sunsetting outside our room. Our room had a bar complete with beer and wine and a coffee/tea station. We loved the comfortable king size bed and hot showers. The main house where you dine is a short drive away. Dinner was good and breakfast was delicious. The staff were very nice. If you want to break up your trip this is the place to stay.

J B

Google
This was our 5th visit to Naries and we always stay in one of the Mountain Suites. The best is #3 but we have never been succesful in snagging it until these last visits. We booked in for the Xmas Day 2024 and returned again on New Years Eve. Of the Mountain Lodges, Unit 3 is the largest suite of the three, situated most forward and arguably the most private. It's only drawback perhaps is that access from your vehicle to the front door involves some up and down on an irregular surface, which is a bit tricky with any heavy or large items. The hotel retaurant was not crowded and the staff adorably helpful and friendly. Xmas crackers were found on the dining table for the Xmas Day dinner and on New Years Eve, we were offered a complimentary glass of spakling wine. On the Xmas Day visit the heat prevented us enjoying the property but on New Years Eve it was perfect. The quality and presentation of the meals, as well as the level of service, was much appreciated after coming from very expensive stay at a 'luxury' 'desert lodge' at Tutwa. Naries reminded us what luxury and value for money looks like. There are a number of very large boulders near the lodges and you can sit and watch a large family of Dassies sunning themselves on the rocks in the late afternoon and chilly mornings. I even caught one licking the leaves of the plants outside the bathroom window. Just be aware that, like much of the N.Cape, data coverage is poor and there is no WiFi at the Mountain Suites. Highly recommended.

806jillians

Google
A lovely retreat. We stayed in the hotel - there are also mountain suites and self catering cabins. We had a wonderful view and a nice terrace. There are walks you can follow. We had dinner and breakfast both of which were very good. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. We wished we had stayed longer.

jj_h_bb

Google
Incredible oasis of peace in a beautifully renovated manor house. There are some hiking trails and a nice pool for the hotest time of the day. The staff is extremely friendly and the cook is fantastic. Next time in the flower time. With no doubt the best place to stay in the area!

Daryll Muller

Google
Stunning views and beautiful cottages. We went for a brief family weekend retreat. Definitely a good choice if you want to get away from it all. Just remember to reserve meals when making your booking. And this place caters for a lot of tourists, so it is a bit on the pricey side. Activities available on the facilities include hiking, biking and swimming. No WiFi at the cottages, only at the main villa.

gordonm186

Google
We stayed nights on our way to Namibia. We had stayed 10 years ago and much was the same though it was very quiet. The accommodation is unique and is an amazing experience. Feels it needs a little upgrading. Bianca was great, rest of staff friendly, but probably need more training Food was ok, but there is a limited choice. Dining area needs to have a little character injected.

mightymousemdsm

Google
A great stopover if you are going to Namibia from Cape Town. Delicious dinner was served and very comfortable chalets. Its a beautiful area to walk and run in and very private. Highly recommended. Pack your hiking stuff and your camera, there are lots of interesting birds and animals.

SimonHBristol

Google
We had a great (very short) stay thank you and wish we'd had more time to explore. The lady we met first was very kind, then Bianca was great at dinner answering our many questions and the food was absolutely delicious - congrats again to the chef! Our room was lovely & large. What an interesting place you have, extraordinary landscapes. I applaud the conservation ethic & I hope you can encourage more scientific research of this fascinating biome.