The Olive Exclusive, an intimate boutique hotel in a tranquil corner of Windhoek embodies the very essence of chic comfort. The first ultra-luxurious sanctuary of its kind in the Namibian capital. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
20@Jeanette is a beautifully modern large (64m2) 1 bedroom self catering apartment, situated in the beautiful residential neighbourhood of Ludwigsdorf in Windhoek. All airconditioned to make your stay as comfortable, relaxed and enjoyable as possible. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Our five serviced, self catering apartments are perfectly located in the heart of Windhoek within walking distance to Windhoek's business and shopping precinct. Every apartment offers a fully equipped kitchenette, an elegant bathroom... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
At present our accommodation consists of five self-catering chalets plus three new separate rooms each with it's own shower, toilet and wash basin. The chalets have a lovely view of the awesome Auas mountain as well as a game camp populated with... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Eros is one of Windhoek’s better-known northern suburbs, spread across the foothills of the Eros Mountains and characterised by leafy residential streets, rocky hills and broad views across the capital. Its elevated setting gives the area a pleasant outlook and places it close to some of the city’s most popular recreational and cultural attractions.
The name Eros comes from the nearby Eros Mountains. It is generally linked to Eros, the Greek god associated with love and desire, although the precise circumstances behind the mountains receiving the name are unclear. The name has subsequently been used for the suburb, Eros Airport and other local landmarks, making it one of the most recognisable place names in Windhoek.
The suburb is particularly appealing to visitors who enjoy outdoor activities. The surrounding hills provide opportunities for walking, mountain biking and scenic drives, while the rocky terrain supports hardy vegetation and a surprising variety of birdlife. The elevated viewpoints are especially attractive around sunrise and sunset, when Windhoek’s surrounding mountains take on warm, dramatic colours.
Eros is also home to Eros Airport, one of Namibia’s important aviation facilities. The airport handles domestic, charter and private flights and serves as a gateway for travellers heading into some of the country’s more remote destinations. Watching small aircraft arrive and depart can be an interesting reminder of just how vast and sparsely populated Namibia is.
The suburb’s location makes it easy to combine outdoor exploration with Windhoek’s cultural attractions. Museums, historic buildings, craft markets, restaurants and cafés are all within relatively easy reach, while the clear high-altitude skies make evenings excellent for stargazing.
Eros lies in the Khomas Region, where Windhoek occupies a highland basin surrounded by rugged mountains and dry valleys. The landscape is quintessentially central Namibian, with rocky slopes, thorny vegetation and open skies.
For travellers, Eros offers a convenient introduction to Windhoek’s blend of urban comfort and wilderness. It is a particularly attractive area for those wanting easy access to the city without losing sight of the dramatic landscape that surrounds Namibia’s capital.