HOTELS The Olive Exclusive All-Suite Hotel - A Lone City On An African Mountain

The Olive Exclusive All-Suite Hotel - A Lone City On An African Mountain

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Windhoek Namibia Africa
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Set on the outskirts of the Namibian capital city of Windhoek, the Olive Exclusive Boutique Hotel combines modern luxury with African highlights for your stay in this city over 1500 meters above sea level. The hotel is built on the site of an old farmhouse and overlooks a hillside of olive trees, an area of quiet still close to the city center.

Talented photographer, Micky Hoyle also helped design the interior of the hotel and his modern African aesthetic can be seen throughout alongside large prints of the gorgeous wilderness. Natural materials were important to the designers, just check out the tree in the restaurant (really!) or the three-ton slabs of white granite. Your room has its own plunge pool as well as all the luxury trimmings you can expect from a top hotel and in the evening you can eat out on the terrace overlooking the olive groves.

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The Olive Exclusive buildings
The Olive Exclusive main building
The Olive Exclusive lounge
The Olive Exclusive corner terrace
The Olive Exclusive suite
The Olive Exclusive room with bath tub inside
The Olive Exclusive room with photo decorations
The Olive Exclusive sleep under the tent on the terrace
The Olive Exclusive hotel room
The Olive Exclusive bathroom
Fireplace in bathroom
The Olive Exclusive wooden room
The Olive Exclusive cow leather carpet and bed, wooden decoration suite
The Olive Exclusive hotel bathroom
The Olive Exclusive wooden decoration in bathroom
The Olive Exclusive terrace with plunge pool
The Olive Exclusive suite pool
The Olive Exclusive terrace
The Olive Exclusive pool

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PRICE FROM $217


Corner of Promenaden Road and Ngami Street. (Entrance in Ngami Street), Windhoek, Namibia


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