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.
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.
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.
Olympia is a well-established residential suburb in southern Windhoek, spread across gently rolling terrain beneath the rugged hills surrounding Namibia’s capital. Predominantly residential, the area is nevertheless conveniently placed for visitors, with shopping, restaurants, schools and sporting facilities nearby and central Windhoek within easy reach.
The name Olympia comes from the ancient Greek city of Olympia, best known as the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The choice of name reflects a broader tradition of using classical and European names for suburbs and properties in Windhoek. While modern Olympia has little connection with ancient Greece beyond its name, the association gives the suburb a distinctive identity.
For visitors, Olympia is particularly useful as a base for exploring the southern side of the city. The area is close to the Independence Stadium, one of Namibia’s principal sporting venues, and the surrounding facilities are sometimes used for major sporting and cultural events. The suburb also provides easy access to shopping centres and restaurants, making it a convenient place to pause during a longer journey through the capital.
The surrounding landscape is typical of central Namibia, with rocky hills, dry valleys and hardy thornveld vegetation. Walking and scenic drives in the nearby hills provide opportunities to enjoy the scenery and spot birds and smaller wildlife. After summer rains, the landscape can change dramatically, with grasses and shrubs taking on fresh green colour.
Olympia lies in the Khomas Region, where Windhoek sits at an altitude of roughly 1,650 metres and is enclosed by mountain ranges and open highland country. The dry climate and clear skies are especially noticeable in the evenings, when sunsets can be spectacular and stargazing is often excellent.
Although Olympia is not a conventional sightseeing destination, it provides a useful window into modern Windhoek. Travellers can combine the convenience of its shops and restaurants with easy access to the capital’s museums, historic landmarks and surrounding wilderness, making it a practical and comfortable base for discovering the city and the dramatic landscape beyond.