Access & Location
The hotel is accessed via 30 minutes’ drive from Windhoek’s international airport. It’s situated on the Am Weinberg estate, which lies on the eastern side of the capital city.
The Weinberg
A luxurious hotel only thirty minutes from Windhoek’s international airport
The library restaurant, sky lounge, wine lounges, delicatessen, and day spa with an outdoor swimming pool
A total of forty-one guest rooms, including accommodation for family use
Superb for stopovers, or as a base from which to explore the Windhoek region
Our Yellow Zebra Opinion
-
Top pick
A fantastic new boutique hotel located in an upmarket suburb of Windhoek. I love this property – it’s easily accessed from the airport, has great dining options on site, not to mention it boasts a top-class spa! It makes the perfect start or finish to any Namibia itinerary.
Activities
Many of our clients will be staying here for just one night, at the beginning or end of their Namibia safari. However, if you have time, here are a few things to see and do in Windhoek.
National Art Gallery of Namibia
National Museum of Namibia
Independence Memorial Museum
Churches and temples
Other architecture
Shops, restaurants, cafés, bars
-
Founded in 1990, this state-owned attraction aims to preserve the country’s art, while encouraging the current art scene. It also offers permanent exhibitions of art from elsewhere in Africa and even from Europe, making it a must-visit for art fans!
This museum is divided between two sites. At Alta Feste, the focus is the colonial history of Namibia, while Owela has some geological collections and showcases aspects of traditional village life.
Positioned between Alta Feste and the Lutheran Christ Church, this museum is North Korean in style, in contrast to the German buildings on either side. Inside, you’ll find information about the anti-colonial resistance and Namibia’s struggle for national liberation.
As well as the Christ Church, Windhoek is home to other Lutheran places of worship. You can also take a look at Roman Catholic and Baptist buildings. There are Muslim mosques too.
From victory statues to castles, the city holds plenty of aesthetic interest. Its Zoo Park is beautifully landscaped and includes a playground, a pond, and an al fresco theatre.
As you’d expect, there are lots of shopping opportunities and eateries in Namibia’s capital city. For more information about Windhoek, or anything to do with staying at The Weinberg, please get in touch with a member of our team.
Make an EnquiryMake an EnquiryFacilities
The communal facilities at The Weinberg are very well presented.
Restaurant
Wine lounge
Spa
Swimming pool
The hotel has some high-quality dining options, such as restaurant The Library, where all-day dining is available in a very sumptuous space featuring plush leather sofas and a cosy fireplace. Guests with an interest in wine will appreciate the property’s wine lounges, where you can make selections from lists of both local and international wines. The Sky Lounge is the setting for sundowners and tapas, and it’s ideal for relaxation at the end of the day. Alternatively, you could simply order a few treats from the delicatessen and either head out on a picnic or get comfy in the privacy of your own room. And if you require a spot of pampering during your stay, you can pop to the on-site 5-star Soulstice Day Spa for a variety of revitalising treatments including massages, mani–pedis, and facials. The spa includes a welcoming outdoor swimming pool!
Make an EnquiryAmenities
There are 41 guest rooms, across four categories.
Air conditioning
Satellite TV
Tea-and-coffee station
Wi-Fi
Rainfall shower
All are exquisitely styled. At entry level, there’s the Courtyard Fountain Room, featuring a double bed, bedside tables and lighting, a dressing table, and a wardrobe. Amenities include air conditioning, flatscreen HD TV with satellite channels, a tea-and-coffee station, complimentary Wi-Fi, and en-suite rainfall shower. Full-height windows provide lovely views, and each room has doors leading into the courtyard. The second option is the Courtyard View Room. More spacious than the Fountain Room, these rooms are otherwise similarly appointed and come with a private balcony. The Oasis Loft is larger still and spread over two storeys. It offers an en-suite bedroom with a king-size bed or twin beds, a lounge with sofa bed, and a kitchenette. Finally, the Family Loft sleeps up to two adults and two children aged 12 and under. Boasting all the amenities of the other rooms, it’s an excellent option for families!
Similar Lodges
-
The Weinberg
From £135 – £127 ppThis property has already received some amazing feedback! Located on the prestigious Am Weinberg Estate, the hotel is beautifully designed and has stunning views over Windhoek from its sky deck.
-
Gmundner Lodge
From £888 – £888 ppGmundner Lodge is an elegant, safari-style property near Windhoek, scenically positioned between the Kalahari Desert and the Khomas Plateau. Twelve beautifully styled suites offer the perfect balance of bygone-era charm and the modern sophistication of a…
-
Villa Violet
From £60 – £60 ppSituated in Klein, a lovely leafy suburb of Windhoek, is Villa Violet, a gem of a bed-and-breakfast whose hosts have a well-deserved reputation for being warm and welcoming! Guests stay here for a variety of reasons. Villa Violet is a great place to start and…
-
The Olive Exclusive
From £254 – £254 ppService at The Olive Exclusive is of a high standard, in line with the superb suites and communal areas! The restaurant offers exceptional food, based around a seasonal menu, and you can even request for meals to be served to you privately in your room. Staff…
-
Omaanda
From £523 – £672 ppOmaanda is a super-luxurious lodge in a reserve not far from Windhoek. It’s great for a minimum two-night stay in the region, but please note that, although the activities are very good, they’re no a substitute for a traditional Namibia safari.
-
Hotel Heinitzburg
From £135 – £135 ppPrivately owned and run by the Raith family, this property has been converted from a nineteenth-century castle to a characterful boutique hotel! It was refurbished thoroughly in 2009, and today it provides luxurious accommodation and superb service.
-
Hilton Windhoek
From £97 – £97 ppHilton Windhoek is an awesome option if you are hoping to spend some time in the city. Whether you are just passing through or taking a few days to get to know the ‘windy corner’, you can be certain of a comfortable stay. Staff members at Hilton Windhoek are…
-
GocheGanas
From £209 – £209 ppGocheGanas is privately owned and run. Its name, inspired by the trees in the area, means ‘place of camel thorns, abounding with candle-pod acacias’. Although there are no age restrictions here, children aged 11 years and under are not permitted to enter the…
What our Customers say
Talk to someone who’s been there
Real expertise doesn’t come from a few trips to Africa. All our specialists have either been guides, run the camps, or grown up and lived in Africa. That’s over 600 years of genuine safari experience.As Seen In
