Sossusvlei Desert Lodge (formerly known as Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge) is perhaps the ultimate in desert luxury, and it appeals to those who love design.
The ten large stone-and-glass suites have every comfort – including air conditioning, a glass-panelled bathroom, an outdoor shower for starlight bathing and even your own telescope! (There's usually a resident astronomer here to reveal the cosmos, using a professional, computer-controlled telescope.)
After you have investigated Sossusvlei Desert Lodges (Sossusvlei Mountain Lodges) technology, try its activities. These include guided nature walks, drives and quad-bike trips on the reserve. Excursions to Sossusvlei can be arranged at an additional cost, or you could just switch off with a dip in the spring-fed swimming pool.
Sossusvlei Desert Lodge
An amazing place and a fantastic location. Wonderful welcome (especially after the 6 hour drive from Windhoek, meeting our first gravel roads) with Maretha, our hostess, an excellent ambassador during...
Fantastic start to our Namibia trip
Sossusvlei Desert Lodge was the first of the four lodges we stayed at and definitely got us off to a good start. The trip from the airstrip to the lodge is quick and we were welcomed by Paulo the mana...
Sossusvlei Desert Lodge review
What a stunning location! The service was excellent, and the quality of the food was very high.
The room was enormous and very well equipped, and the bathroom was great - the view from the shower ...
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Sossusvlei Mountain Put Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge into context – read more about it in the Bradt travel guide to Namibia.
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