Seeheim Hotel

We were the only campers during our stay, which was lucky since the bathrooms were being renovated a bit. Just be aware the camping showers are cold. The facilities were tidy, and the small covered kitchen area came in handy when we got caught in a thunderstorm. We were welcomed warmly too. I'd recommend taking a walk to the bridge.

The campsites have good Wi-Fi, electricity from a solar setup with batteries and an inverter, and enough hot water for an evening and morning shower from the wood-fired donkey. There are three vehicle sites at the bottom, to the left of the hotel. The basic ablutions cover what you need, though they could use a makeover. We had a great night here. We arrived late in the afternoon and were offered drinks at the honesty bar, a very friendly gesture. We didn't go inside the building, so can't comment on the rooms. The newly built Neckartal Dam, Namibia’s newest and biggest dam, is worth a visit too.

There was a bit of confusion with our booking, but once that was sorted, we had a very pleasant stay. The place has an intriguing history.

The manager drove us into the nearest town so we could pick up SIM cards and groceries, which was a big help. We’re two cycle tourists from New Zealand and camped here for two nights. From our grassy campsite we had fast Wi-Fi, a handy place to charge our phones, and hot water. We ate here both nights and really enjoyed the food. A great stay, highly recommended.