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.
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.
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.
Floridahof is a small residential area in Windhoek, tucked into the hills and valleys of central Namibia’s capital. Primarily a local neighbourhood rather than a tourist attraction, it offers a glimpse of everyday city life while placing visitors within easy reach of Windhoek’s historic centre and the rugged landscapes surrounding the city.
The name Floridahof is Afrikaans in character, combining ‘Florida’, meaning ‘flowery’ or referring to the Spanish-named region of Florida, with ‘hof’, meaning ‘yard’, ‘courtyard’ or ‘homestead’. The name is thought to have originated from an earlier property or farm in the area, following the common practice of naming Namibian properties after European or Afrikaans place names.
Floridahof’s appeal is largely its setting. Windhoek is surrounded by dry hills, rocky ridges and open valleys, and the neighbourhood forms part of this distinctive highland landscape. The semi-arid vegetation consists mainly of hardy shrubs, grasses and thorn trees, with seasonal changes becoming particularly noticeable after summer rains. The normally dusty hills can briefly turn green, bringing increased bird activity and a fresh burst of colour.
Visitors staying in the area can easily explore Windhoek’s wider attractions, including museums, historic buildings, craft markets, restaurants and cafés. The surrounding hills also offer opportunities for scenic drives, walking and photography, particularly around sunrise and sunset when the landscape takes on rich golden tones.
The city’s elevation of around 1,650 metres above sea level contributes to its relatively mild climate and clear skies. Evenings can be cool, while the dry atmosphere makes the region particularly attractive for stargazing.
Floridahof lies in the Khomas Region, a rugged highland area centred on Windhoek and characterised by dry valleys and mountain ranges. Its location illustrates one of the capital’s defining qualities: modern urban life exists remarkably close to open, semi-arid wilderness.
For travellers, Floridahof is best appreciated as part of the broader Windhoek experience, offering a quieter residential perspective while keeping the cultural attractions and striking natural scenery of Namibia’s capital close at hand.