
Macushla House is a delightful small guest house in a quiet residential area of Nairobi.
Macushla House: Our full report
Macushla House is a converted home situated in the leafy, quiet Langata area of southwest Nairobi. This residential suburb is about 18km from downtown Nairobi and 30km from the international airport.
Macushla House is a delightful guest house which has been popular with our travellers over a number of years. It only has 6 rooms and because it is owner run, has a very personal and intimate feel to it.
Each of the rooms is individually furnished and has high wooden ceilings, rich curtains on the windows and mosquito nets on the four poster beds. The bright en-suite bathrooms all have a shower over the bath.
All the main areas of the house are ornately furnished - bright colours and patterns abound. A heavily African themed lounge with zebra print sofa, make for an interesting place to relax and read the small selection of books and magazines, or to have a game of chess. There is another small, cosy lounge with a fireplace and also a bar. The small restaurant has high backed, wrought iron chairs and serves excellent food.
Outside there is a large covered veranda, with wicker, cushioned chairs and sofas in vivid colours, large, comfy seats and benches – it's a lovely area to sit and enjoy the peace and quite having afternoon tea. There is also a descent sized swimming pool set in amongst the lush gardens.
Macushla House is also within easy reach of interesting excursions such as Karen Blixen Museum, the Giraffe Centre and Nairobi National Park.
Geographics
Ideal length of stay: One or two nights
Directions: Transfer between Macushla House and the main Nairobi International Airport (Jomo Kenyatta) takes a minimum of one hour.
Food & drink
Usual board basis: B&B
Dining locations: Indoor Dining
Central communications
Power supply: Mains Electricity
Health & safety
Malarial area: Yes
Dangerous animals: Low Risk
Extras
Disabled access: On Request
Laundry facilities: Avaialable, extra charge

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