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Will be arriving Windhoek Sept 13 at 935 pm,having never been here before looking for recommendations on where to stay for 2 nights? and where to go during the day on the 14th? looking to pick up some curios to bring back? probably going to Joes for dinner on the 14th, will I need to have any Namibian dollars??
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I am looking at the Hilton in October. Will be Hilton Garden Inn by then.
 
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THE place to stay is Casa Piccolo. The rates are reasonable, free WiFi and free breakfast. A single room is $63.30 US and a double is $96.80 US. It's less than two miles from Joe's Beer House, which is a Namibian iconic reataurant. No need for cash at Joe's- they take credit cards. There are plenty of tourist shops in the big malls downtown. Personally, I always shop up in Okahandja, buying directly from the native artists. I enjoy haggling with the natives- you can usually get an item for 50% of listed price or less. Can't haggle at the shops downtown- full price only.


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Check out the Olive Grove. Stayed there many times. Great for town and Joes.

Have a great trip.

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Thanks for the recommendations,I have contacted both Casa Piccolo and Olive Grove. If anyone else has any recommendations please chime in.
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We stayed at the Hilton in 2011 both going to hunting and after the hunt. They had a vault for firearms and room quality and food was good. Joe's is a definite must.
 
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Another vote for Casa Piccolo. From SC it might be easier for you to get Rand via Triple A than Namibian dollars. The two are used interchangeably in my experience. It would be good to have some on hand.
 
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The Hilton was tops for us several times. You can't beat the Hiltons location and consistency. I make a couple of passes at breakfast. When my wife and daughter were along it is right there to go shopping, and we went around the street to get a KFC snack in too.
 
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I too stayed at the Hilton in 2013, reasonable rates, nice pool and roof top bar, right downtown and a short walk to the curio shops and street vendors,they locked my gun up while there and as TexKD says, an awesome breakfast buffet if hungry. I would definitely stay their again on the next trip,

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