Le Mirage Resort And Spa

“Top notch”

Even tough its a ways to get to but once you are there it is worth it. Great relaxing and recharging peaceful place. Amazing

“Two nights getaway”

The staff and everybody are friendly and understanding The food is lovely. Dinner is the best The rooms and scenery are spectacular

“Exceptional views, unbelievable service.”

A magical stay in the Namib desert with spectacular views in every direction - including beautiful sunsets. The staff were attentive and helpful, always found a solution to issues and had answers for our questions. The dinners were delicious and they even offered local game! Menu at the pool bar... more

A magical stay in the Namib desert with spectacular views in every direction - including beautiful sunsets. The staff were attentive and helpful, always found a solution to issues and had answers for our questions. The dinners were delicious and they even offered local game! Menu at the pool bar for lunch was also good -- we had salad and tacos which were delicious. Not far from the Sossusvlei gate or NamibSky hot air ballooning. Rooms were large and well-appointed, we had a balcony which was a perfect spot to welcome the sun. I only wish we would have taken advantage to have the bed on the roof and sleep under the stars! We recommend choosing Le Mirage if you are looking for spacious, luxury accomodation in the Sesriem area.

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“Outstanding!”

Had an Oasis room - very large, nice balcony, good amenities, very clean and modern. Nice pool. Breakfast included cook to order items. Dinner was a 5 course feast - both nice food. Staff friendly. Sundowners for sunset worth doing. Star gazing at night superb. Complimentary tea and cake each aft... more

Had an Oasis room - very large, nice balcony, good amenities, very clean and modern. Nice pool. Breakfast included cook to order items. Dinner was a 5 course feast - both nice food. Staff friendly. Sundowners for sunset worth doing. Star gazing at night superb. Complimentary tea and cake each afternoon at the pool bar lounge. Internet the only suspect thing....not crucial when you're on holiday but useful given flights etc are all online check in now. Visited Sossusvlei - about 30 mins drive to the outer gate and then another 50 mins to the 2x4 car park. Unless you're a confident 4x4 driver I'd take the shuttle from here to the 4x4 car park - about 5km further along and the start of the walk to Big Daddy and Deadvlei - we saw a number of cars stuck and our tractor even got stuck on the way back! Shuttle was 180 N$ return for adults and 50% for children. We arrived at the outer gate at 730am and started the Big Daddy climb just before 930am, we climbed the first high point in about 30 mins and then decided to run down into Deadvlei (rather than drop down and then walk back up to the second higher point). Walked in socks which seemed to work better than trainers. Came back with stops at Dune 45 and a wander through the canyon near the entrance which was worth doing. Had a brief lunch at the cafe near the entrance gate (part of a campsite) which was good value and friendly. Entry to the park was 150 N$ per adult, children under 9 were free and there was a 50 N$ charge for the car. Drove from Windhoek - B1-C24-C14-D854-C19-D845-C27. Google said 4.5 hours, it took about an hour longer than this due to all roads apart from the B1 being gravel or sand limiting your speed in parts.

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