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"My Family had the most amazing stay at The Weinberg. The hotel extremely comfortable, with amazing staff and restaurants on site. A special shout out to Beulah who made our stay particuarly special, with room upgrades (to accomodate our childrens needs) and special service and attention to detail. Will definitely be back."

"Amazing breakfast, nice pool, excellent staff, thank you to the manager who sent our children drinks."

"Windhoek's best kept secret,I loved this Hotel !"

"This is a unique place to stay and enjoy the true Namibian experience. The servers are quite attentive and friendly. The breakfast buffet is satisfying. Having an evening meal outside and looking the lights of Windhoek is a must thing. "

"The bedrooms were very clean and the staff was extremely friendly and professional. "

"The room was clean and bed comfortable. There was some need of repairs, for example the bathroom door had a hole in it. The shower screen did not prevent water from going on the floor, in fact it looked like a flood after the shower had been used. "

"large clean room with a good layout, food was great on the patio. Would have liked to spend more time there as it nice overall vibe. Staff was friendly and helpful. Had the wrong charger adapter and they provided one. Would definitely stay again "

"Very comfortable room, great breakfast. "

"We stayed here for our last night in Windhoek. It was a nice place to come and rest before a big flight. We were in a luxury tent, which we didn’t realize was at the far end of the property of all amenities, like the restaurant and pool. Not a huge deal because they do offer porter services to drive you to and from your tent to the reception/main area. We ended up walking which was only about an 5 minute walk, but would be difficult for someone with mobility issues. Our tent was clean, the restaurant was busy and had good food. The property is clean and quiet and felt very safe with two security gates. Overall, a nice place to stay for a night passing through Windhoek"