Located in Rehoboth, Ochsenwagen takes its name from the traditional ox wagon, a symbol of travel, resilience and the pioneering spirit that shaped Namibia’s early communities.
The name reflects the destination’s connection to the history and character of the town, offering visitors more than simply a place to eat or spend the night.
For travellers exploring Rehoboth and its surroundings, Ochsenwagen offers 17 rooms, including family rooms for those travelling together.
The property also caters for groups and organisations through its conference hall, which hosts events, workshops, meetings and other gatherings. This extends its offering beyond individual travellers to businesses, community groups and organisations looking for a venue.
With a team of employees, Ochsenwagen also contributes to the local economy through jobs in the Rehoboth community. Its combination of accommodation, restaurant facilities and a conference venue gives it a varied role in the town’s hospitality sector.
For visitors, part of Ochsenwagen’s appeal lies in its connection to Rehoboth’s heritage. Rather than simply serving as a stopover, it offers an opportunity to spend time in a town shaped by its history, traditions and the generations who have called the area home.
Its location along the B1 makes it a convenient stop for travellers passing through Rehoboth, while the accommodation allows visitors to stay longer and explore the surrounding area.
The property offers a quieter place to pause while travelling, with its history and setting providing a link to the character of Rehoboth.
For travellers interested in history, culture and local heritage, Ochsenwagen offers a base from which to explore one of Namibia’s historic towns.
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