Sossusvlei Lodge

酒店在沙漠公園外200米，房間乾淨整潔，晚餐在星空下好浪漫。酒店內還種植了箭袋樹，游泳池正對着沙漠🏜️

소수스블레이를 여행하기에 정말 최고의 숙소였다. 조식과 저녁이 정말 맛있었고 직원분들도 친절했습니다. 방에서 와이파이가 잘 안되고 bar 근처에서만 되는게 불편했지만 풍경과 방 상태가 완벽했습니다.

酒店位置非常好，在國家公園門口，參加活動也非常方便。提供優質的服務，房間乾淨，員工熱情周到，值得推薦。

單人房 有少一位餐的配套。讓單人一房的人不用貴貴貴的。彈性高然後即定即有（我們是原先的住宿不如預期臨時訂的）

I took the scenic flight (route 2 the 'Forbidden coast area known as Lang Wand') on 9 January 2025. One of the main reasons I choose that flight was I was told I would be able to see Big Daddy Dune and 45 Dune. I had just climbed both of these dunes earlier that day and felt it would be great getting a photo of where I was at from above in the plane. When I spoke with the lady in the office, prior to signing up, she showed me a photo on the wall of the area I would see which Clearly showed both dunes. Prior to taking off, the pilot took us to a map to explain what we would see on the flight. He specifically stated both sides would be able to see both Big Daddy and Dune 45. He never stated the people on the left side of the aircraft were going to need to lean over the person in the right seat to see the dunes--you're tightly buckled in your seat so there isn't much movement. I took his statement as he would position the plane so both sides had equal viewing of the dunes. When we were near the dunes, he did mention the dune was right down there--as he pointed off to the right side of the aircraft. I looked over there but couldn't see the dune because it was below the aircraft windowsill on that side. What I thought he was going to do was swing the plane around and give the people on the left side of the aircraft an equal chance at seeing both dunes. He did not do that -- he headed out toward the coast. The same thing happened at the coast where he flew the aircraft so the right side could see the coast and the fishing village, but the left side only seen the ocean. I was able to get a photo and view the village, but I needed to physically reach over the lady to my right to both see and take the photo. I don't even know this person and my elbow is basically resting on her chest to take the photo. I don't feel that is a proper nor comfortable situation for either guest on that flight. The reason I reached over for the village was I had figured out the left side of the aircraft was not going to get equal time to view these areas, so I at least wanted to get a pic of one of the items I was told I would see. On the way back I asked the pilot if we were going to get a chance for the left side of the plane to see the two dunes we had missed. He informed me there wasn't time and we had our chance earlier. Upon landing I addressed the issue with the pilot and even asked the lady sitting behind me if she seen those two dunes. She shook her head 'NO' but stated her daughter was able to take a photo of them. Well, that's fantastic for her but I didn't have a family member sitting on the right side, so I missed out on those two photos. When I brought the issue up to the office staff with the pilot present, they asked him if that is the way he always flys that route--he stated it was. It obviously makes sense to fly the route the way he did if there is one or two people on that plane but when the plane is full or has a person in the left seat this