Whether you are looking for a relaxing family getaway or to host a business conference, the Windhoek Country Club Resort gives you the best of all worlds. The resort boasts a unique combination of exceptional service, luxury accommodation and tranquil setting, which has ensured that it remains the final word in comfort and entertainment in Namibia. * 151 rooms * 1 Wheelchair-accessible Room * 3 km from Eros Airport * Restaurants and Bars * Wireless Internet Connectivity * Casino and Slot Machines * 18-hole Golf Course * 24-hour Room Service * Conference Facilities for up to 800 Delegates * DSTV * Swimming Pool * On-site Parking

Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, is located in a basin between the Khomas Highland, Auas and Eros Mountains. Whether due to pure luck or a brilliant stroke of Germanic planning, Windhoek is situated in almost the exact centre of Namibia. This makes it the ideal place to start and plan any Namibian travel arrangements. Windhoek is home to approximately 200 000 people - an extremely small capital by global standards. This number is growing rapidly, however, mostly due to a lack of employment in rural areas. Despite the large increase in population over the last few years, the city centre is extremely clean, and mostly trouble-free. Most tourists comment on the cleanliness of the city, and often pronounce Windhoek to be a most un-African city. As can be expected from a capital city, Windhoek is home to many of the best hotels in Namibia, as well as several other accommodation establishments ranging from backpackers to up-market guest house. The Windhoek city centre is characterised by a large number of German-style buildings, a lasting reminder of Namibia's early colonial history. Early buildings such as the Alte Feste (old fort), Christuskirche and Tintenpalast (the parliament buildings) are of particular historical interest. In a typical display of unintentional Namibian irony, the Alte Feste Fort, once the bastion of German colonialism, now houses the National Museum. Apart from being the logical place to start your travels, Windhoek has Namibia's only international airport. During the day the city centre has a European café culture, and German cuisine dominates. Despite this, Namibian influence can be found in the quantity and quality of meat on offer. Nightlife in the city centre is limited to a few restaurants and the occasional nightclub, with most of the nightlife happening outside of the city centre in the suburbs and township areas. For the uninitiated, visiting a township can be a daunting (and unsafe) experience, but with a little local guidance you could be in for the time of your life. The safest and most informative way of visiting these areas is on a Windhoek Township Tour. Most importantly, Windhoek is home to Namibia's brewing industry, and, for the less adventurous, Windhoek is a great place to wile away the time while sipping (or gulping) a cold beer.