Hilltop Guest House
Hilltop Guest House is located close to the city centre, in a quiet residential area, perched on top of a hill, with magnificent views over the city and surrounding mountains. Proximity to the city means shops, restaurants and services are nearby, and airport transfers are easily arranged.
The Bavarian style building, now known as Hilltop Guest House, was originally built as an art studio in 1954, and converted in 1999 to its present use. Despite incorporating facilities usually found only in up-market hotels, the owners of the day nevertheless created the welcoming ambience, intimacy and warmth of a small guest house. That comforting atmosphere has been maintained and still prevails today under its new owners who also plan to restore the building to its former glory by recovering many features of the original building, lost over the years.
Meanwhile its family-friendly accommodation, services and warm welcome remain, as ever, at the same high standards.
Accommodation
- Three Luxury Rooms with door accessing balcony.
- Four Standard Rooms: the three are at ground level, and one single with separate access down stairs from the garden.
- All rooms have en-suite bathrooms and are fully equipped with Air-Conditioning, Coffee / Tea Station, Refrigerator, Flat-screen Digital Satellite TV and 24-hour Free Wi-Fi.
- Most rooms enjoy fabulous unobstructed views of Windhoek.
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Single Standard Room |
N$1,225.00 BB |
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Double Standard Room |
N$1,950.00 BB |
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Single Luxury Room |
N$1,435.00 BB |
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Double Luxury Room |
N$2,240.00 BB |
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Facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Beautiful Garden
- Coffee and Tea available all day – free of charge!
- Scrumptious, healthy breakfast on balcony, patio or sun-deck.
- 24 hour wireless internet access – free of charge
- Secure parking with remote access
Activities
- Christuskirche: Famous picture-postcard landmark (1910).
- Daan Viljoen Nature Reserve: 24km west of Windhoek, ideal day-trip to view many game species in tranquil bushland.
- National Art Gallery: Displays of mainly visual arts.
- Restaurants: Name your choice of food – and somewhere you will find it! But remember you’re in Cattle Country!
- Markets: Post Street Mall specialises in attractive craftwork. The corner of Independence/Castro Streets has lots to offer.