Bahnhof Hotel Aus
Overview
Located in the small desert village of Aus in southern Namibia, the Bahnhof Hotel is a historic landmark originally built in 1906. Following extensive renovations, this charming hotel has become a popular destination for travellers exploring the dramatic landscapes between Lüderitz and the Namib Desert.
Known for its welcoming atmosphere, personalised service, and rich history, Bahnhof Hotel offers guests a unique blend of heritage architecture, comfortable accommodation, and scenic surroundings.
Bahnhof Hotel features 26 well-appointed guest rooms, each thoughtfully decorated to create a comfortable and relaxing stay. The rooms retain many original features, including restored wooden floors, which add to the authentic character of the historic building.
All rooms are equipped with private en-suite bathrooms, and while most rooms are set up as twin rooms, a number of them can be converted into double rooms on request.
The hotel offers a variety of room types including 24 Twin / Double Rooms with en-suite bathrooms and restored wooden floors. These rooms feature simple yet elegant décor and flexible bedding configurations.
A Family Room provides comfortable accommodation for guests travelling together, while an Accessible Room offers additional space and mobility-friendly features, including a customised bathroom with roll-in shower and ramped entrance.
In addition to the hotel rooms, guests can also choose from two self-catering accommodation options located in the village of Aus. The Orange House offers two individual en-suite twin bedrooms with showers, mosquito nets, fans, and built-in cupboards. Aloe Rock House provides a spacious self-catering unit ideal for guests seeking additional privacy and flexibility.
Bahnhof Hotel offers a unique combination of historic charm, comfortable accommodation, and convenient access to Namibia’s southern desert landscapes. Whether you are travelling to Lüderitz, exploring the Namib Desert, or discovering the historic village of Aus, the hotel provides a welcoming and memorable stopover in one of Namibia’s most fascinating regions.