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Canyon Roadhouse, Gondwana Collection Namibia

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Rated 4.6 in 1130 Reviews


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Canyon Roadhouse, part of the Gondwana Collection Namibia, is a unique and eccentric lodge located just 14 kilometers from the Fish River Canyon in Namibia's Karas region. The establishment features a distinctive roadhouse theme that combines vintage automobiles with desert aesthetics.

The lodge's exterior showcases classic Chevys and Fords amidst quiver trees and desert flora, while the interior presents an innovative display of transport memorabilia. The reception desk is crafted from an International truck, and the bar is styled as a 'pompstasie' (filling station). Several car cabs have been creatively repurposed as fireplaces for the winter months.

The accommodation comprises 24 well-appointed rooms arranged around courtyards, including twin rooms, triple rooms, and family rooms. All rooms feature en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, and tea/coffee facilities. The property offers various amenities including a restaurant, bar, curio shop, swimming pool, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Guests can participate in numerous activities, including guided canyon drives, sunset nature drives, sunrise hikes, and self-guided walking trails. The establishment provides optimal viewing of the sunset from a nearby hill overlooking the Holoog Mountain and Gondwana Canyon Park. The property also includes a fuel station for travelers' convenience.

The lodge caters to families, with special consideration for children up to 13 years old. Additional facilities include 24-hour security, secure parking, and laundry services. The property accepts major credit cards and provides basic amenities such as hot water bottles in winter and hairdryers in rooms.

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