I think you should contact the provider for the answer to this. We never saw any hyenas at this camp, only jackals. We didn’t see hyenas in Etosha either, I think that they may be hard to find.

I am sorry but I don’t know the answer to that, we could see no campsite from where we were. It is possible that the lodge provides transfer from the campsite, have you contacted them to ask this?

No, I don't think so. We were in one of the larger garden rooms and there was a large overhead ceiling fan that you can operate with varying speeds. The windows are netted so some can be opened to let breezes through; we were there at end of February (summer season) and there was no need for a/c anyway.

Yes, hope this helps.

We went on the leopard tracking. If I remember well, it started at 6 o'clock in the morning. There was coffee and tea and also some biscuits for us first, so we did not have to start with an empty stomach. The drive lasted about 4 hours and we saw two leopard cups (as well as a lot of other animals such as a porcupine. Although breakfast normally does not last until 10 o'clock, they kept it available for uw. We also did a cheetah tracking in the evening, which was also wonderfull.