Reviews of Halali Camp
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Halali Camp review
The camp was very quiet.
The waterhole had fewer animals than Okaukuejo but the rhinos were the stars. A giraffe poked its head over the fence to look at the humans having coffee on the patio.
Halali Camp review
Again, our expectations were not that high. But the rooms were fine, and the service good.
In the restaurant, dinner was in line with or better than expectations. Breakfast was excellent, including great porridge!
Good stop
Halali was a comfortable stop. The watering hole is a good place to see wildlife, and the rooms very comfortable, but with no frills.
The service at the kitchen was excellent, but I felt that reception was fine, but a little less helpful than other lodges we stayed at.
halali
great waterhole. rooms better then average but not fantastic- our cabin "mushara" nice deck and view.
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This camp is obviously older and lacking in style but the chalets had everything necessary for comfort including fridge and air- conditioning. The water hole was most attractive and there was a small trail to the top of a hill to walk.
The buffet style food was excellent.
Shame about the kids
Sadly there had been a recent fire and a lot of the area was burned. There was very little game and the waterhole deserted. The sum total of our viewing there was 3 impala in a 2 days visit. However this could also have been due to noise. There was a French family with 3 children, a baby and 2 under 7. While the parents watched at the waterhole the baby cried and the other 2 children ran around playing. No amount of requests to be quiet had any impact. The same family were also present a meal times and equally badlt behaved.
The room was wondeful. Very quiet and well equipped, hard to believe to was also Park service accommodation. There is quite a walk from rooms to waterhole but for the less mobile it is possible to drive to a parking place nearer the waterhole. Torches very useful here.
We did see game when we drove around but the landscape was very charred.
Our visit was at the weekend and on both nights the evening meal was a braii (bar b q). I struggled with this as I am not keen on vast amounts of meat. However it was possible to just have the salad and pud for half the cost.
Halali Camp review
Plenty of space in the chalets although they are a little well wore.
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Nice room (but we did have the honeymoon suite). Large restaurant ran well and they had very good Namibian draught beer. Manager present and came round to check guests. Good food for a large buffet with plenty of choice.
Good waterhole and people mostly quiet. Floodlights fixed quickly after bushfire before we arrived.
Management seem to have dropped the expected performance with room inventory and we were able to check out quickly.
We have always believed that acting responsibly is the only way to approach tourism and we're one of
the few companies to hold AITO's original coveted 5-star status for responsible tourism. It's a lead
that others are now following.
