Kramersdorf Guesthouse is a guesthouse set back from the centre of Swakopmund, with spacious rooms, a cooked breakfast and hosts who look after guests personally. It offers a quieter alternative to more central properties while still being within walking distance of the beach.
| Property type | Guesthouse |
|---|---|
| Setting | Swakopmund (town, short drive/walk from centre) |
| Typical rate | N$2,800 – N$3,200 per room per night (double room, 2 adults, breakfast included) |
Location and access
Kramersdorf Guesthouse is located on Libertina Amathila Avenue, around 15-20 minutes’ walk from the town centre and close to The Mole Beach. The Swakopmund train station is about 2.1 km away.
Accommodation and facilities at Kramersdorf Guesthouse
Rooms have private bathrooms, garden views and a tea and coffee maker. Guests have access to:
- A garden and terrace with outdoor seating
- A games room
- Free WiFi throughout the property
- Free on-site private parking
- A paid airport shuttle and tour desk
- A buffet breakfast included with every stay
Who this property may suit
Kramersdorf Guesthouse suits travellers who value spacious rooms and a strong breakfast, and who don’t mind a slightly longer walk to the town centre in exchange for a quieter setting. It can also suit families, given the games room and family rooms available.
Planning your stay in Swakopmund
Swakopmund is Namibia’s main coastal town and a popular stop between the Namib Desert and the Skeleton Coast. Visitors typically base themselves here for a night or two before continuing their itinerary. For more verified options, see the Swakopmund accommodation guide.
FAQ
Where is Kramersdorf Guesthouse located?
It is located on Libertina Amathila Avenue in Swakopmund, around 15-20 minutes’ walk from the town centre.
Is breakfast included?
Yes, a buffet breakfast is included with every stay.
Is there an airport shuttle?
A shuttle is available for an additional fee.
Check current availability for Kramersdorf Guesthouse Swakopmund using the booking link on this page.
