3 Best Hotels in Namibia

If you're a fan of old-fashioned luxury, warm service, and accommodations that combine the authenticity of the bush with a stylish and comfortable interior, then this is an excellent option. Situated close to the Von Lindequist Gate on the eastern side of Etosha, the Outpost is perfectly placed to take advantage of the park's game-thick eastern section, especially if you opt for the fully inclusive rate that includes two game drives. The lodge has a comfortable rambling feel to it with a large farm-style main house. The spacious tents made from canvas and wood are delightfully well appointed on the inside, ensuring that after a day of game drives you'll be able to relax and recharge your batteries while sitting on your deck among the shady trees. 

Located in the Ongava Game Reserve on the southern boundary of Etosha close to the Anderson Gate, this camp features a range of luxury accommodations, including the delightful Tented Camp. Each of the large, beautifully appointed tents has a spacious deck that faces into the bush ideal for wildlife watching. The restaurant, bar, and pool all overlook a busy waterhole where you'll spot a range of antelope by day, as well as owls and jackals by night. The all-inclusive rate includes two daily activities, including sunset drives to seek out white rhino and elephant.

These eco-friendly, solar-powered chalets with spacious wood decks balance atop grassy sand dunes that show off stunning sunset vistas. Usually taken as a one- or two-night "sleep out" option for those staying at Desert Grace, the chalets come with beds that can be rolled out onto the deck so that you can sleep under a canopy of stars. You'll have everything you need for a restful and extremely comfortable night (including lights, hot water, and lots of warm bedding), without having to rough it. The reception area has free Wi-Fi, a swimming pool, and a small shop that sells general items and souvenirs.