Palmwag Lodge

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• Anynomous

  24 April 2018

  A place deep in nature where u can come across an elephant or lion at any time

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• Anynomous

  18 March 2018

  Beatifull place, but no good value for money: poor variety for the quite expensive diner buffet, a lot of money (800pp) for the game drive (while they know sightings are poor for a long time, but they dont tell you when selling it) and the prices of the rooms are just of the extraordinairy (but can't judge the quality, since we camped). View is nice and its a comfortable stop in this part of the country.

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• Anynomous

  27 February 2018

  Very beautiful,situated in mountains and nature is so good,u can see rhinos, lions and elephants

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• Anynomous

  22 February 2018

  Amazing place and amazing landscape.

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• Anynomous

  02 February 2018

  Very good campsites. Clean pool.

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• Anynomous

  02 January 2018

  Exelent lodge. This is one of the top lodges in Damaraland.

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• Anynomous

  24 September 2017

  Food and Service at this lodge was very good and friendly. But the rooms are very basic.

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• Anynomous

  13 August 2017

  Great location with beautiful surroundings. Campsites are great, spacious, clean and quiet, and frequently visited by elephants.

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• Anynomous

  02 August 2017

  Palmwag lodge is not what it use to be. Service was dismal. Management rude, staff unfriendly and lodgings really run down for what it cost. Will defnitely not spend money there again.

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• Anynomous

  26 July 2017

  Great place, great view and much improved infrastructure. Glad we were running late so had to sleep over.

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• Anynomous

  06 June 2017

  They offer Game Drives with expensive prices and they cannot show you any game. The young management makes lots of mistakes and things do not run proporley here. I do not recomend this place any more.

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• Anynomous

  28 April 2017

  Great sunset from the restaurant terrace.
  We stayed at the campsite for 1 night, but were supposed to stay for 2 nights.
  From when we arrived until we left we felt like we were not welcome in the restaurant, pool, reception area. Campsite guests need to stay at there camping.
  We checked in for 2 nights, still thinking that we had also booked for 2 nights. Nobody told us this wasn't the case.
  After dinner there were some problems to pay with credit card so we asked for a tab because we would stay 2 nights. After some discussion it was fine.
  The day after we went to the Palmwag park. Beautiful reserve with nice views and very much zebra's. 4x4 is required.
  When arriving back at our campsite, other people took our place. After complaining the receptionist told us that we only stayed one night, they were fully booked and still had to pay for dinner.
  
  Area is beautiful, but make sure you have nothing to discuss with restaurant/bar/reception. Then you will have a great stay. Ablution facilities are shared but fine.
  Make sure you saved enough money as well because bar prices are enourmous. Cigarettes are twice as expensive, and a beer costs about 50 dollars.

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• Anynomous

  13 January 2017

  People are friendly and animals are amazing

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• Anynomous

  25 October 2016

  A nice place to stop on the way North

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• Anynomous

  04 August 2016

  Good lunch in a nice surroundings

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• Anynomous

  07 April 2015

  Awesome would definitely recommend it nice camp sites

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• Anynomous

  12 February 2015

  Very nice place, but pricing totally nuts. One camping site was issued to us, with the slasto flooring under the veranda halfway gone. The cost for the night was N$180 each for the two of us and yes....wait for it.... another N$150 for the camping site??? Total for the night a whopping N$510.00. Daylight robbery! So we left.... if the owners, who were unavailable during our "brief" visit, wish to enrich themselves, and in the process cause damage to our international tourist trade, they are welcome to do so, but abusing Namibian land and resources in this way, is some the Ministry should investigate.

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