The tent was gorgeous and the surroundings were lovely; the owner was very friendly. Nothing else to add.
HildeUn mese fa
Tsumeb·9.6
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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ZuriCamp – Tent Madini in Tsumeb offers luxury canvas tents with private bathrooms, sofa beds, kitchenware and outdoor furniture, all framing pool and mountain vistas. Guests enjoy an infinity pool, sun terrace, free Wi‑Fi, outdoor fireplace, daily housekeeping and complimentary on‑site parking. Family rooms, outdoor dining, private check‑in/out, and bilingual Afrikaans‑English reception complete the experience.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The tent was gorgeous and the surroundings were lovely; the owner was very friendly. Nothing else to add.
Hilde·Un mese fa
Everything was perfect! I highly recommend it. Nothing to complain about.
Sadok·Un mese fa
The tents in the bush were stunning, so quiet and private that you’d want to stay much longer. A cold beer was already in the fridge with a Braaipaket. Fantastic! There was also a stove with pots and dishes. The bathroom was rustic and funny with copper fixtures. Sunset over the pool was five stars. The Boma was great. The modern grill was superb. Lots of birds and tree sparrows to watch; if you didn’t discover this gem it’s your own fault. The host was very nice and communication was top‑class. One of my Namibia highlights among accommodations. Nothing negative, everything was great.
Olaf·Un mese fa
The place is amazing, right in the bush. We had a tent with a private pool and barbecue and a beautiful view. The kitchen is very well equipped, nothing is missing. The only regret is that we only stayed one night. Nothing else to say.
Nadège·3 mesi fa
The view is exceptional, the calm, the isolated location without being too remote, the magnificent tent with all comforts, the spacious bathroom with a hot shower, the pool overlooking the city, the brand‑new barbecue with a view, the host was very friendly and communication was easy. We didn’t see a hedgehog, which was a pity.
Laure·3 mesi fa