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We were a group of 6 all over 60 and upon arrival, one of our toilets was leaking. The staff was accommodating and made a change of cabins and all was well. We would have liked an individual kettle and cups in each cabin, however, we were given a kettle to use in the bama - problem solved. We enjoyed the festive bar-b-que evening planned by the Lodge and the breakfasts were delicious. The vista was breathtaking!,

the accommodation was spotless and perfect. It bothered us that you had to go and collect your crockery and and other utensils from reception. Also we felt a bit degraded with the quality of the items. we would certainly not even have items in such condition in our house let alone eat from them and use them but not having other at our disposal we had to make do. we believe that the items were not fit for human use let alone be used by a 3 star hotel. How ever because of the location we would stay again but with our own utensils

For a desert stopover this place is great and the food was very good. However, whilst the room offered fantastic views especially at sunset, it was basic for the cost of it. The facilities in the dining area were disappointing and there was just no atmosphere which was a shame. We got better for cheaper elsewhere.

Really great hotel in the middle of the Namibian desert. Close to Sossusvlei, has quad biking activities on-site, great massage center, and very attentive staff. One improvement could be to change up the dinner menu more regularly

When we arrive there are many tourists and not enough staff. So nobody shows you where your room is, nobody comes to carry your luggage. I had the impression of being in a factory with people everywhere and I don't enjoy. But i liked the diner outside. It was great and good.

What an awfully nice design these small 'houses'. We slept like babies and had all at hand what we needed. A manual for the fan might be nice, we couldn't work it out.... Sure you can't dislike this place, do not be mislead by the name ''camp''. It's not what we in Europe call a camp.