Windhoek Country Club Resort, Golf resort and country club outside Windhoek, Namibia

Windhoek Country Club Resort is a four-star hotel and country club outside Windhoek, owned by Namibia's Ministry of Environment and Tourism and run by South Africa's Legacy Group. It has 152 rooms and suites, four restaurants and bars, an 18-hole golf course and a large pool area. The Oryx Conference Centre is Namibia's second-largest conference venue, and the Desert Jewel Casino forms the entertainment centre.

Opened in May 1995, the resort hosted the Miss Universe pageant that year. It is owned by the Government of Namibia and managed by Legacy Hotels and Resorts International. Its golf course hosts the yearly Bank Windhoek Namibian Open.

The resort opened in 1995 to host the Miss Namibia and Miss Universe pageants, and that event remains its defining public moment. Its golf course hosts the yearly Bank Windhoek Namibian Open, and many of Namibia's main boxing events and title fights are staged here. The property belongs to the Government of Namibia and is managed by Legacy Hotels and Resorts International.

The resort sits outside Windhoek, not beside the airport, so allow road time from Hosea Kutako International. On the grounds, the 152 rooms, four restaurants and bars, 18-hole golf course, pool area and Oryx Conference Centre are separate zones; ask at reception for directions rather than crossing the site on foot.

The resort opened in May 1995 and hosted that year's Miss Universe pageant, the first held in Africa since 1978. Its 152 rooms include 7 suites and one room designed for paraplegic guests. The Oryx Conference Centre is Namibia's second-largest conference venue.