We were there in early December so it was very quiet. A wonderful very friendly and helpful stall. Great mammal and bird viewing in the area.

The campsite is located close to the Von Lindequist Gate in Etosha National Park. We had a very good grass site at a less popular camp ground (compared to Okaukuejo). The amenities were clean & there is a lovely pool area. The restaurants & bar are located in the Old Fort.
There is also a floodlit waterhole viewing area from the top of the Old Fort. There is also a second and closer waterhole viewing area.

We stayed in another bush chalet but this one did not allow any self-catering which means you have to eat the buffet .You have to park your car in the designated area and make use of a porter to transport your luggage to your chalet.The chalets are - yet again - open-plan bedroom and bathroom but are luxurious! The water hole offered nothing but birds,but that was probably due to the huge fire which occurred about a month ago.We did not really like the boardwalks which guide every step one has to make-feels a bit rigid and structured to not be able to walk on the grass.The food was delicious ! I much preferred Okaukuejo but Namutoni has its own charm with the fort etc.The staff was very friendly there,however,by far the friendliest in the whole park!

This hotel situated in a colonial German fort provides very stylish and comfortable rooms, with air conditioning that works, unlike many other hotels we stayed in in Namibia. The grounds are pleasant and there a interesting waterhole with a viewing platform. The buffet food was adequate. We had a very pleasant stay