Galton House Urban Retreat

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Shoulder Season Rate

Bed & Breakfast Basis per person
From NAD 1 430.00
From NAD 1 945.00

High Season Rate

Bed & Breakfast per person
From NAD 1 630.00
From NAD 2 205.00

Number of Rooms

8 Standard Rooms
1 Pool Suite

Location

Windhoek

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Overview

Located in Windhoek and named after the famous explorer Sir Francis Galton, Galton House has a relaxed but efficient style which creates a very welcoming atmosphere. Impressive wildlife photography adorns the walls whilst the rest of the interior is a combination of modern minimalistic and understated chic. A mere ten minute drive from the centre of town and perched on the edge of Windhoek's northernmost affluent suburb of Eros, guests here are assured of a suitably relaxing stay with friendly and caring service. The communal areas consist of a large lounge, indoor and outdoor dining areas, a swimming pool, an early arrival/late departure day room (including toilet, shower, changing and re-packing facility) as well as understated garden areas. There is also a delightful 'al fresco' dining area by the pool where freshly prepared and very tasty meals can be served (including lunch and dinner). A number of shops, restaurants and supermarkets are within easy striking distance.

AT A GLANCE

9 en suite rooms (standard rooms consist of 5 double, 2 twin, & 1 triple room, plus one Poolside Suite which can be converted into a family room for 2 adults + 2 kids / one double + two twin beds)
Family rooms
Satellite television
Coffee/tea stations and electronic safes in rooms
Air conditioning
Swimming pool
Bed and breakfast basis (lunch, dinner and bar service charged additionally)
Artisan coffee
Spacious communal inside and outside lounges and dining rooms
Interactive open-plan kitchen
Early arrival/late departure day room
Open year-round
No minimum night stay
On demand shuttle service (charged additionally)
Children very welcome
100% solar powered
WIFI
Telephone

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Area

Windhoek, Namibia’s capital city, is nestled amongst rolling hills, bounded by the Eros Mountains in the east, the Auas Mountains to the south and the Khomas Hochland in the west. It is a meeting place between Africa and Europe, the modern and the old. In the capital’s main street, well-preserved German colonial buildings are in sharp contrast with modern architectural styles, while Herero women in their traditional Victorian dresses mingle with executives dressed in the latest fashions. Centrally located within Namibia, Windhoek is an excellent starting point for an adventurous holiday for many visitors to the country and an ideal base from which to explore the rest of the country.

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Impact

Pack for Conservation

A fantastic concept which is working towards ensuring that gear and uniform requirements for all Namibian Rhino Rangers are met (http://www.ultimatesafaris.na/pack-for-conservation).