Zannier Hotels Sonop
Experience the thrill of adventure at Zannier Hotel Sonop, where the splendour of times gone by meets the finesse of a luxury tented camp. Set amidst the unspoilt wilderness of Namibia's south-west, the hotel is reminiscent of the era of the British explorers of the 1920s. Built on granite outcrops, the remote Sonop stretches over 13,800 hectares of unspoilt landscape, where the feeling of an old safari immediately comes to life.
Details
Country
Namibia
Location
Karas Region / Namib Desert
Price
from 465 € per person/night
Best time to travel
July - October
Rooms
The ten spacious tents at Zannier Sonop offer a unique atmosphere. Every detail has been carefully selected: from explorer-era treasures such as binoculars and maps to travel stories, telescopes, antique desks and handmade stationery. From the bedroom to the bathroom with its free-standing bathtub to the private terrace, every element is designed to emphasise the beauty of the desert and breathtaking views.
Culinary
At Zannier Sonop Hotel, guests can enjoy a culinary journey through the Namibian desert. The hotel's cuisine combines local flavours with international influences to present a diverse and appealing menu. Fresh local ingredients are used to prepare delicious dishes that tantalise guests' taste buds. From exquisite gourmet meals to traditional Namibian specialities, the gastronomic offerings at Sonop are a feast for the senses.
Location
The Zannier Sonop Hotel is majestically perched on granite rocks in the middle of a remote and unspoilt landscape. Spanning 13,800 acres (5,600 hectares), the reserve offers a breathtaking backdrop of wild nature. Surrounded by unspoilt nature, Sonop offers visitors an unparalleled opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquillity of the Namibian landscape
Activities
At Zannier Sonop Hotel, guests can participate in a variety of activities. The lodge offers a spectacular outdoor infinity pool with views of the oryx antelopes roaming by, a wellness area, a fitness centre with daily yoga. For more adventure in the desert, electric fatbikes are available for guests to ride through the reserve with their guide. For a more leisurely ride, guests can ride horses from the stables through the landscape. The best way to end the day is with a sun-downer drive. The magic continues after dark with an open-air cinema and stargazing under the endless African sky.
