Eningu Clayhouse Lodge
Eningu Clayhouse Lodge
Adobe Architecture in the Kalahari Desert
Eningu Clayhouse Lodge is an ideal destination to start and end your trip. Eningu is a little over an hour’s drive southeast of Windhoek’s main international airport – Hosea Kutako International Airport. Eningu was built from 120,000 handmade clay bricks, which blend into the surrounding red sand of the Kalahari Desert.
Eningu Clayhouse Lodge accommodates nine spacious rooms. The walls are almost Mexican from the outside, with a red adobe finish and soft, curving lines topped by thatched roofs. Muted and coloured cushions and fabrics outdo the moulded stone beds and seats. On the floor are hand-painted porcupines, and outside each room, you will find a few sculptures befitting a lodge that was started years ago by two artists.
Our family room can sleep up to 5 people (2 adults and three children). It’s decorated in almost the same style as the other rooms but more spacious and situated at the end of the line of rooms. It even has a little garden area with hammocks.
There is a choice of relaxing spots and dining. In the lodge’s main building, there we have a small lounge. Here the walls are decorated with many paintings and at the end a wine rack with a wide range of wines suiting your taste buds. There’s also a fireplace for those chilly winter nights.
Meals can be served on the open veranda in summer or inside the heated restaurant on winter nights. Our award-winning chef will pamper you with a great choice of light, nutritious, creative meals.

Bedroom
Writing desk
Twin beds
Mosquito Net
Ceiling fan
Electric wall-heater
Tea/coffee making facilities

Bathroom
Shower
Toilet
Wash Basin
Towels and liquid soap are provided

Reception Services
Disabled access: On Request
Currency exchange is not possible at Eningu Lodge
There are no safety deposit boxes in rooms, but valuables can be stored at the reception office
Eningu Clayhouse Lodge accepts Visa and MasterCard.
Laundry (at extra cost)
Languages spoken: English, German, Afrikaans

Food Drink
Bed & Breakfast
Dinner available

Outdoors
Outdoor pool (seasonal)
Open-air rooftop terrace
Shaded veranda
Lapa

Activities
Hiking Trails – Botanical hiking trail with explanatory information boards
A visit to the hide, where one can see various animals such as Springbok, Kudu, Oryx, Duiker, Hartebeest, Wildebeest, Steenbok, Gemsbok, Warthog, Suricate and Cheetah. Nocturnal animals like Leopard, Aardvark, African Wild Cat, Bat-eared Fox and also Porcupines at the floodlit waterhole.
For the more active, there is equipment for archery, volleyball and badminton.
A visit to the famous sculptor Dörte Berner can be arranged at “Peperkorrel – Home of Sculptures”, located less than 10km from the lodge.
A refreshing swimming pool to relax on those hot summer days, or a heated whirl pool on those chilly, starlit winter nights.
The curio shop is perfect for the last minute souvenirs.
Sundowners can be enjoyed on the rooftop terrace.
Stargazing with our high-tech telescope.
Library

Media Technology
Power supply: Solar Power
Good mobile reception at main building of the lodge
No TV or radios in rooms
Wi-Fi is available

Pets
Pets are not allowed

Languages Spoken
EnglishGerman