Brand new Hotel located in the Westland area of Nairobi! Rooms are very spacious and clean! A real western 5* standard! The rooftop terrace with it’s pool (partially glass wall and floors) make this hotel nice to stay in! The Spa offers a bright variety of massages where everybody will find it’s treat!

Having stayed at Bamburi Beach on many occasions I would recommend the hotel. Staff are marvellous and they can’t do enough to make your stay a memorable one. Manager Charles is a lovely friendly person. I belong to a charity who have built a school not too far from the hotel, so ask the chef Crispin, or waiter Anderson or Mercie in the dining and they will take you to the school. More info visit www.chink.org.uk

I hadn’t been here for some time and my last trip was pretty dire. Admittedly, we were on military service. However, I am pleased to say that things have improved. No holdups on getting through the gates. Much cleaner and it appears that the statutory shops are well stocked and priced. Not disappointing. Have seen better…hence 3 stars.

Set on the Indian ocean coast this airport is a gateway to a beautiful part of Africa. Anyone who’s used this airport would appreciate that it doesn’t seem to fit the city’s image. Though it is true to say that it is clean and prices are good. Doesn’t take long to transfer. Not as busy as Nairobi

:D!!!Delicious icecream!!!!

Good quality hotel with individually designed rooms, pool, 2 bars, gym, nice breakfast. Next to village marked and close to the UN compound.

I completely agree with Riasworld Goveror’s camp is amazing and I loved every minute that I stayed there. We were lucky enough to have Jackson as our guide and he really made the experience a 5* one. Nothing was too much trouble for him and he made sure that during our 3 day stay we saw all of the Big 5 including the elusive leopard. Out tent (number 36) overlooked the Masai Mara plains and at night you could hear the hippos, who had come out of the Mara river, snorting around the tent and chomping on grass- a surreal experience but an exciting one.
we visited a Masai camp on our last day- not some tawdry tourist trap but a real village-there was only my husband and I there and about 50 Masai. Our guide showed us around the village and inside one of the homes after entertaining us with dancing and singing. A great priviledge! I think a little piece of my heart remains in Africa and I am going to return one day.

Beautiful paradise all you can ever imagine being on a beach holiday.

The food is truly amazing and the "night club" portion of Carnivore is also quite pleasant. I really enjoyed drinking Dawa (swahili for medicine) which is a mixture of honey and some sort of white spirit (konyagi?)
Even though catching a taxi seems to involve a science formula, the place is really worth a visit!!!

Absolutely delicious and the service exceptional. Dim lighting, great decor that defines a world class product that takes you to Kong Hong as my daughter calls it in the midst of Nairobi.
An exceptional and affordable eatery to enjoy with your family, friends and those whom you want to spend some quality time with.

Another great place which I wouldn't have known about without a local friend, even though Havana is hard to miss when you are in the Westlands district.
As the name suggests, Havana is based on cigars and all things Latin. It also prides itself of a large cocktail list. I ordered a mojito (with ice - they only use mineral water here) which made a refreshing change from Tusker beer.
A good mix of people and great atmosphere even on a quieter mid-week night.