Schutzenhaus Guest House

Schutzenhaus Guest House offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation set in tranquil surroundings. Established in 1907, it was once the oldest German Club in Southern Africa before becoming a guesthouse after 98 years. The property includes a swimming pool, barbeque facilities, a private bar, and an à la carte restaurant. Conference facilities are available for small and medium-sized groups, and camping facilities with ablutions are currently being upgraded, with four sites presently available. Check-in is from 14:00 to 19:00, and check-out is at 10:00. This guest house does not accommodate children under 13 years old.

Accommodation is provided in 26 guest rooms, each designed to offer comfort. The rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and provide good Wi-Fi connectivity. Guests will find a television and tea- and coffee-making facilities in each room. The guest house offers 18 standard rooms, which feature air-conditioning. These include double, twin, and wheel-chair friendly rooms. A recent development added a further 8 rooms to the portfolio.

The guest house features an à la carte restaurant, offering a range of meal options including traditional German food, African beef, and game. Breakfast is available for guests. For group bookings, lunches can be arranged upon request. There is also a private bar on site where guests can relax. For those who prefer to prepare their own food, barbeque facilities are available for self-catering guests.

Schutzenhaus Guest House is located on Pastorie Street in Keetmanshoop, Karas, in southern Namibia. It provides a base for those interested in exploring the surrounding attractions. Keetmanshoop is recognised for its quiver tree forests and eroded rock formations, making it a popular destination. Nearby points of interest include the Mesosaurus Fossil Trail, the Quiver Tree Forest, Giant’s Playground, Fish River Canyon, and the Desert Horses. Guests consider the guest house to be in a very good location.

This guest house suits travellers seeking a comfortable bed and breakfast experience in a tranquil setting. It is appropriate for individuals or groups interested in exploring the natural and geological attractions of southern Namibia, such as the Mesosaurus Fossil Trail, Quiver Tree Forest, and Giant’s Playground. With its private bar, restaurant, and barbeque facilities, it caters to those who appreciate on-site dining and relaxation options. The guest house also offers conference facilities, making it suitable for small and medium-sized business or event groups. As the property does not accommodate children under 13, it is designed for adult travellers or families with older children.