Accommodation near Keetmanshoop

Experience the tranquillity of the picturesque farm just 40km from the town of Keetmanshoop in the southern part of Namibia, right off the B1 highway. No need to travel on any gravel roads. Kitchen51  offers accommodation in a collection of seven free-standing luxurious cottages, designed to offer you the utmost comfort and relaxation during your stay.

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We have three triple cottages, perfect for accommodating up to three guests, and four family cottages, generously designed to host up to four guests. No matter your choice, you'll enjoy a patio, air-conditioning, free WIFI and a private en-suite bathroom.

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Delight in the convenience of pre-ordering dinners delivered to your cottage, allowing you to dine in comfort. You may also pre-order a "take away" continental breakfast hamper to enjoy as you bid farewell to your memorable farm stay experience.

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Our dedicated reception team is here to warmly welcome you and cater to all your needs.

We offer a unique communal BBQ facility, 24 hours security and free undercover parking for cars and trailers. All accommodation are non-smoking. No pets allowed.

Book at Kitchen51 Cottages and take day trips to explore the Quiver Tree forests and Giant's Playground near Keetmanshoop,  or venture to the Ai-Ais Hot Springs for a rejuvenating soak.  Visit to the Fish River Canyon view point where you can witness the awe-inspiring sight of the second largest canyon in the world and the mighty Fish River that carved it. Remember, driving is an essential part of experiencing Southern Namibia's attractions – the vast distances between sights and the region's sparse population mean that self-driving allows you to fully immerse yourself in the expansive beauty of this remote corner of Africa. ​​​​

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Our newly introduced hiking and mountain biking trails invite you to explore the raw beauty of our land at your own pace. For those preferring a gentler excursion, drive your own vehicle to our carefully chosen viewpoint and be rewarded with awe-inspiring vistas of the Southern Namibian landscape.​​​​​