"This is really desert place so only desert around this place. Very impressive especially during evening when looking arriving darkness and the sky. After renamed now its name is Solitaire Mountain Lodge. After arrival we have got welcome drinks, also coffee was served. We stayed two nights in family room for 4 adults. Nice room, enough space, also kettle and coffee / tea set offered inside the room. The whole staff was extremely helpful. The breakfast was for us absolutely enough, however adequate to the small size of this lodge and limited number of guests. even taking into account that the eggs dish is prepared following the exact order of each guest. There was instant coffee but it was the only one place we stayed during our one month trip in Africa where three types of milk were served (regular, almond and oat). And finally the most impressive – the meals served for lunch and dinner. For each day we have got different menus. We were able to order the meals between official lunch and dinner hours service, so we have got both lunch and dinner menu. We were asked if if we don't like some ingredient or spice, or if they shouldn't add something because everything is cooked on site. And these ingredients were added in really tasty and balanced way. So maybe strange – but in the middle of the desert, in the place where everything must by ordered by the staff in advance, we have got absolutely the best meals."

"Beautiful landscapes friendliness ,warmth and excellent service"

"If we don't want to pay hundreds of euros for a place to stay while visiting Sesriem and Sossusvlei, we'll have to find accommodation about an hour and a half away, that is, here. Solitaire Roadhouse meets the basics and a little more. It's a complex with about thirty rooms (all on the ground floor and with an entrance where there is a table and two chairs facing the garden). Ours was spacious, with two large beds (mattresses and sheets are adequate), an armchair, a single bedside table, a small table, and a closet without doors (there is a safe). The bathroom is fine (toilet and sink) with a floor-standing shower (without a screen or curtain), plenty of water, and standard towels. Air conditioning and stone floors. Wi-Fi is only available near the restaurant, and cleanliness is acceptable. The garden is beautiful, with a small pool and several old cars for decoration. There is a chapel, a shop, and a restaurant. There's also a gas station and a garage. Friendly staff (the first thing they tell you, after several hours on rough roads, is the usual joke in these countries: this isn't "Solitaire Roadhouse"; that accommodation is about 7 hours away). There's a car park (unfenced) and the restaurant serves a good, reasonably priced dinner. Breakfast is quite filling. And McGregor's Bakery opens at 7 a.m., where you can buy the famous apple pie, which has been made here for fifty years and is not bad. There's no TV in the rooms (which is manageable), but there's also no refrigerator (inexplicable). Wi-Fi is nonexistent in the rooms (only available near the restaurant). The price, by Namibian standards, is high for what they offer."

"The travel agency arranged this hotel so we didn't know the price tho. Our travel was for honeymoon, and the hotel staffs cerebrated us nicely and friendly. The checking out of the day we left early morning the hotel staffs gave us packs of breakfast. Thank you again for wonderful stays."

"Me and my wife had a fantastic stay and whould definitively come again and recommend it to anyone. It is well run and neat and tidy and comfortable "