Hotels & places to stay in Nairobi
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Macushla House
Macushla House is a converted home situated in the leafy, quiet Langata area of southwest Nairobi...More about Macushla House
83%See previous review. [Ed: See below!] Macushla House reviews...
Palacina
Palacina - The Residence and The Suites is a top boutique hotel, located 4km from Nairobi's central ...More about Palacina
80%A good hotel, very nice room with good facilities, restaurant was good but found the hotel too ... Palacina reviews...
Acacia Camp
Delightfully set in a grove of yellow fever trees (Acacia xanthophloea), Acacia Camp, usually known ...More about Acacia Camp
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Giraffe Manor
Originally built in 1932 in the southern part of Nairobi’s suburb of Karen, in the style of a Scottish ...More about Giraffe Manor
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Hogmead
On a ten-acre plot in Langata, in the south-west suburbs of Nairobi, Hogmead is a colonial-style ...More about Hogmead
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Miti Mingi Guest House
Located in a quiet part of the booming Nairobi suburb of Westlands, Miti Mingi (the name means ...More about Miti Mingi Guest House
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Nairobi Tented Camp
The only accommodation inside Nairobi National Park, Nairobi Tented Camp opened in 2010. A tradition...More about Nairobi Tented Camp
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Ole-Sereni
Opened in 2009, the Ole-Sereni is the closest Nairobi has to an airport hotel, though its brand-new ...More about Ole-Sereni
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Sankara
Opened in 2010 in the busy central Nairobi suburb of Westlands, the 156-room Sankara is aimed largely ...More about Sankara
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The Emakoko
A new, upmarket, owner-managed lodge, opened at the beginning of 2012, The Emakoko straddles the ...More about The Emakoko
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Tribe
On the outskirts of Nairobi’s northern Gigiri suburb – location of several embassies, the UN complex ...More about Tribe
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