The Olive Exclusive Hotel is an elegant and contemporary boutique hotel in the quiet streets of Windhoek. Just moments from the city centre, the hotel remains a true sanctuary with spacious and individually designed rooms, terraced gardens to lounge in and the exclusive Olive Restaurant to enjoy.
Awarded: Bronze
Location
Overlooking an olive grove, the hotel sits on a hillside in Windhoek just five minutes from the centre of the capital city. Windhoek is a relaxed and pleasant city with plenty of tree-lined streets to stroll down, museums to visit and German colonial architecture to discover. It makes for a perfect spot to end or begin a safari adventure.
Rooms
Seven unique suites have their own private terraces, lounge and dining areas. Rooms are contemporary and warm with sleek, natural furnishings and organic textures. Large glass windows give plenty of light to the rooms and super-king sized beds sit at the centre. En-suites offer huge walk-in showers, marble double basins and free-standing tubs. There’s also candles, eco-friendly toiletries and pleasant under floor heating.
Communal Areas
The lounge and bar area is a relaxing spot offering warm tones and an inviting atmosphere. Walls are decorated in photographs of Namibian landscapes taken by South African photographer and designer Mick Hoyle and various modern art pieces adorn the space. Dine in The Olive Restaurant offering seasonal menus and inventive dishes. Glass doors lead to a deck which lies amid terraces gardens, a perfect spot for outdoor dining or lounging with a drink with views of the mountains. Guests can also cool off in the swimming pool or indulge in massages at the Wellness Centre.
Activities
The hotel is just five minutes from the attractions of the city centre. Stroll among the curio vendors or spend an afternoon shopping at Post Street Mall. Enjoy picinc lunches in Zoo Park after visiting the National Museum of Namibia and Heinitzburg Castle. For a dose of nature, travel further afield to Daan Viljoen Game Park, a beautiful wildlife park 18km from the city centre.
Half Board
When to go
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WET SEASON
The wettest period of the year, although rainfall usually comes in the form of short-lived afternoon thunderstorms; the rest of the time it is largely sunny.
Midday temperatures are hot, with an average high 30°C/86°F midday, temperatures can occasionally rise well above this. Mornings average a pleasant 17°C/63°F.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
WET SEASON
The wettest period of the year, although rainfall usually comes in the form of short-lived afternoon thunderstorms; the rest of the time it is largely sunny.
Midday temperatures are hot, with an average high 30°C/86°F midday, temperatures can occasionally rise well above this. Mornings average a pleasant 17°C/63°F.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
WET SEASON
The wettest period of the year, although rainfall usually comes in the form of short-lived afternoon thunderstorms; the rest of the time it is largely sunny.
Midday temperatures are hot, with an average high 30°C/86°F midday, temperatures can occasionally rise well above this. Mornings average a pleasant 17°C/63°F.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
WET SEASON
The rains begin to fade, with the likelihood of thunderstorms diminishing over the month.
Average midday temperatures are a pleasant 26°C/80°F. Mornings average a chilly 13°C/55°F
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
DRY SEASON
Clear skies and dry conditions dominate.
Midday temperatures are surprisingly cool, averaging around 22°C/72°F, while night temperatures average a low of 6°C/43°F making warm clothes essential for those early morning activities!
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
DRY SEASON
Clear skies and dry conditions dominate.
Midday temperatures are surprisingly cool, averaging around 22°C/72°F, while night temperatures average a low of 6°C/43°F making warm clothes essential for those early morning activities!
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
DRY SEASON
Clear skies and dry conditions dominate.
Midday temperatures are surprisingly cool, averaging around 22°C/72°F, while night temperatures average a low of 6°C/43°F making warm clothes essential for those early morning activities!
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
DRY SEASON
Clear skies and dry conditions dominate.
Midday temperatures are surprisingly cool, averaging around 22°C/72°F, while night temperatures average a low of 6°C/43°F making warm clothes essential for those early morning activities!
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
DRY SEASON
As the land continues to dry animals are drawn to the few remaining sources of water; in locations such as Etosha this can equate to some incredible game viewing. Temperatures however are quite cool, and cold in the mornings, so do pack some warm clothes! .
Namibia has an arid climate with very distinct wet and dry seasons. The wet season occurs from November through to early May, during this time, thunderstorms infrequently occur, the rest of the year is dry. Although the country can be visited throughout the year, it is generally at it's best during the peak of the dry season when day time temperatures are a little more pleasant. The dry season also improves the likelihood of good game view sightings, as wildlife concentrates itself around the few remaining water sources. There is also a lot to be said for the ‘emerald season’; a rich diversity of blooming flowers, beautiful green scenery and fantastic birding make for a wonderful and unique experience.
DRY SEASON
Clear skies and dry conditions continue to dominate.
Midday temperatures are beginning to rise in advance of the rains, averaging around 29°C /84°F by October. Night temperatures are also higher, with an average low of 16°C/60°F.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
WET SEASON – ‘EMERALD SEASON’
The start of the wet season, with the occasional short sharp thunderstorm.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
WET SEASON – ‘EMERALD SEASON’
The start of the wet season, with the occasional short sharp thunderstorm.
Like the rest of Namibia, Windhoek and the surrounding areas have very distinct wet and dry seasons; rain is common, usually in the form of sharp thunderstorms from November through to early May, the rest of the year clear skies dominate.
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