This upmarket guesthouse in a quiet central area of Windhoek offers the facilities of a larger hotel, but with greater intimacy and personalised service – so is a perfect place to relax before or after a safari.
The Olive Grove's unostentatiously elegant rooms are tastefully and individually decorated, with stylish furniture and fittings; each one has an en suite bathroom, air-conditioning, satellite television, IDD telephone, minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities, room safe, 100% cotton bed linen and robes, and a down duvet. There are 11 rooms in total; all have double or twin beds; some have a more modern, open-style bathroom, while others are more traditional. The overall feeling is one of comfort, with all the facilities for a pleasurable stay.
Breakfast is served on the verandah or in your room. In the restaurant the open-plan kitchen allows you to see meals being prepared, while enjoying a drink in the adjacent guest lounge. Lunch and dinner menus are fully à la carte – something unique for a guesthouse – and presentation is immaculate. Facilities include a bar, plunge pool and tranquil garden, WiFi internet access, a Wellness room offering a range of treatments, and laundry service. Numerous restaurants lie within easy reach, just a few minutes away in Windhoek's downtown area.
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