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Sylvanette Guest House

Sylvanette Guest House

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Name of hostsSylvanette Guest House
Tel:+264 (62) 505550
fax +264 (62)505560
Cell+264 (81) 127 3759
Emailsylvanette@iway.na
Web: www.syvanette.com

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Description

Welcome to Sylvanette Guesthouse, your best choice in informal country hospitality!

Conveniently located en-route to Namibia’s north or beautiful coast, Sylvanette Guesthouse is found in the heart of Okahandja.

Whether on a business trip or exploring the country as a tourist, Sylvanette Guesthouse with its nine cool and quiet en-suite rooms will cater exactly for your needs….
You can relax by the pool and indulge in a colourful birdlife or undertake a trip through and around Okahandja – including a visit to the town’s famous traditional craft markets.

Whether you have a keen interest in history, wildlife or adventure or are simply looking for a comfortable stopover destination, Sylvanette Guesthouse is the excellent accommodation choice for you.
Come and enjoy our cold drinks and warm service. We’ll make you feel right at home.

A little history...

If you have an interest in history, Okahandja is an exciting place to embark on a little historical journey. The name ‘Okahandja’ springs from the Herero language and symbolically describes the place where the rivers meet. The town traditionally is the seat of the Herero nation, a tribe which comprises the second largest population group of Namibia.

Although the first missionaries arrived as early as 1844, the town finds its origins back in the late 1800’s when Okahandja became a colonial military base. In 1904 the Herero uprising broke out which led to many bloody battles with the German ‘Schutztruppe’ and cost the Herero tribe great loss to their people. On August 26, 1923, the great herero leader Samuel Maharero was laid to rest here.

As Okahandja has once been the seat of the famous chief Maharero, it remains to be of great cultural importance to Hereroes all over the country until today. Each year on August 26 - Hero’s Day- thousands of Herero in traditional attire gather in the small town to commomerate their ancestral chief. Visitors are welcomed to the ceremonious events. This occasion is definitely worth watching!

Rates

Rates - 2009  
   
Double room per night: N$ 600.00
Single room per night: N$ 390.00
Children under 5 yrs free
Children 6 – 11 yrs per night N$ 150.00
Tourguide per night N$ 350.00
Dinner: N$ 100.00 p.p.
 
- Rates include breakfast and VAT  
- Rooms equipped with wireless internet facility, DSTV and Deukom  

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