Hotel Heinitzburg
Windhoek, Namibia
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HOTEL HEINITZBURG - WINDHOEK,
NAMIBIA
Namibia, the land between two
deserts, is a country representing the true character of Africa enhanced
by the widespread influence of various European and African settlers
who have helped to shape its modern history. The Hotel Heinitzburg
complements traditional African friendliness and beauty with excellent
European culinary art and a world-class wine cellar.
When
Count von Schwerin commissioned Castle Heinitzburg for his fiance,
Margarethe von Heinitz in 1914,
love was his inspiration, elegance was
his achievement. In 1996, the castle was transformed into a privately-owned,
luxury hotel. Today, its efficient and very friendly owners Beate
and Jürgen
Raith,
have preserved and complimented the Count's vision to combine comfort
with luxurious charm.
The Heinitzburg Hotel is
situated on "Luxury Hill", only five minutes drive from the
city centre, overlooking Namibia's capital city, Windhoek and its remarkable
highlands.
The
hotel pays wonderful attention to detail;
everything from the four-poster beds to the hand
made wooden furniture is perfect. The personal attention you receive
from your host is also something special.
Hotel Heinitzburg stands head and shoulders
above any other accommodation in Windhoek, and will make your stay
in Windhoek a memorable experience.
Accommodation 
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Accommodation is in 16 spacious,
generously appointed en-suite rooms, each with its own superb view.
Each room includes air-conditioning / heating units, direct telephones,
electronic safes, minibar, cable television, and music facilities. The
rooms are very tastefully decorated with Italian ceramic floor tiles,
specially created hand-made wood furnishings, and huge four-poster beds.
• Four Pool-Side, Double
Deluxe rooms - single or double occupancy. Rooms include bath and
shower.
• Twelve Twin Deluxe rooms - single or double occupancy. Four rooms are
convertible into triple rooms
Facilities
Additional facilities
include:
• Heated swimming pool
• Laundry services
• Baby sitting
• Meeting Room
• Massages
• Private Transfers
Dining
Breakfast is offered daily with a full buffet
and English breakfast. Lunch is offered at the Garden Terrace, the
Winecellar and The Knight's Room. Dinner is served a la carte and "degustation"
menu.
Leo's at the Castle
Offers seating for 40 - fully non-smoking. Leo's is a gourmet restaurant
overlooking the Windhoek skyline. Dine in
smoke-free elegance surrounded by history and the glamour of an
era past. Superb culinary creations,
meticulously prepared by the master patron himself, Jürgen
Raith, are complimented by choice wines from the
largest private wine cellar in Namibia. The restaurant's extensive
cellar is climate controlled to ensure exquisite wines at their
best.
Open
for dinner only.
Garden Terrace
Breakfast, lunch and dinner (summer only) may be enjoyed on the terrace along
with a superb view over the city and its surroundings. The Terrace is also
open all day for coffee, cakes, snacks and sundowner cocktails. The Terrace
is famous for its spectacular sunset views.
Felsenkeller (Wine Cellar)
The Felsenkeller is built into the mountain rock and offers seating for 24 guests
for lunch or dinner. It can also be arranged for meetings. The cellar offers
a view of the hotel's legendary South African wine collection.
Knight's Room
The Knight's Room offers seating for 20 guests. This exclusive venue is situated
in the original castle and includes a woodpanelled room featuring authentic
historical artworks from local artists - Deiter Aschenborn and Adolf Jentsch.
Activities
Day tours and safaris can be
booked directly through reception at the hotel.
• Golfing - 5km from the hotel
• Horseback Riding - 4km from the hotel
• Game Viewing - 28km from the hotel
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