Loisaba Starbeds

are the conception of the owner Tom and his brother, who originally converted the ranch into what it is today. The starbeds, both Kiboko and Koija, are made up of 2 double beds and 1 twin each. The rooms themselves are basically wooden platforms with a large balcony onto which the starbed can be rolled so it is then out under the stars. Whether by the river or up in the hills, the experience is truly unique and the feeling of being in touch with the nature around you is second to none.

 
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Loisaba Cottage

is linked in name only with the Loisaba Lodge itself and is set amongst its won landscape gardens about a 30 minute drive away. The cottage itself is self sufficient with a pool and resident staff and has 2 bed rooms of which one is a master double and the other a twin. Each of the rooms, as they are on the upper floor, has a balcony which allows sweeping views out across the Laikipia Plateau beyond.

Beautifully furnished with natural wood and stone, care has been taken to give the buildings a natural feel in harmony with the surrounds. The concept here is of a family retreat in the stark beauty of the plateau and horse riding, bush walks, camel trekking and many other activities can be enjoyed.



  
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Lewa Wilderness

is situated in the eastern corner of the Conservancy and is home to Will and Emma Craig of the Craig family, who originally set up the area. Numbering 8 private villas and the main house that all look out across the plains, there is a cosy feel to the property. Each of the cottages has a private verandah, master bedroom, sitting room with fire and secluded location.

With a salt water swimming pool that drops away to the steep slopes of the valley beyond, where elephant and giraffe can frequently be seen grazing, a clay tennis court and all manner of activities and excursions into the Conservancy, the lodge is a great place to base oneself for a few nights at least.



  
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Lewa House

is a private group of 3 cottages each with 2 rooms in the midddle of the Conservancy. Only bookable in its entirety, it is suited to large groups and families looking for a little privacy. The House features a beautiful pool and outside dining area that looks out across the vast plains. It is fully catered and game drives and walks into the surrounding areas are organised daily.

Lewa House a perfect retreat for any large group or family and offers utter seclusion in what is, after all, a relatively small wildlife conservancy. The cottages all feature good sized rooms with en-suite bathrooms and have good sized windows through which to gaze in the morning. With the indigenous trees casting shadows on the manicured gardens and the park on your doorstep this is a perfect place from which to explore for a few days.



 
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Borana

is set up in the rolling hills that overlook the Lewa Downs, on the edge of the Samangua Valley. Originally, and still, a working cattle ranch, the name for the lodge comes from the Boran cattle that wander the region. Each of the 6 stone cottages nestles into the side of a small valley which looks out upon a watering hole.

Built from local stone and wood, each room is spacious and warm as, at 6,500 feet, there can be a chill in the air in the evening. With ensuite bathrooms and baths, the rooms all have large windows from which to admire the outstanding view. As it is still a privately owned area of 35,000 acres, all fenced, the game here does not migrate and so there is usually a good chance of seeing one of the many lions or elephant on horseback, in a car, or, if lucky, on foot.



  
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Laragai

is a private house set amongst the rolling hills of the Borana private ranch and can happily sleep a group of 10 adults with children. Originally conceived as the Nairobi holiday home for a pair of aristocratic brothers, no expense has been spared on its construction. Ancient African sculptures sit alongside the fossils of trilobites, and the 4 poster beds incorporate twisted tree boughs with billowing satins. Perched atop the edge of an escarpment that drops 3,000 feet to the valley beyond, views from the grandiose living room and the two master bed rooms are spectacular. With a pool, an outside barqeuque, dining room and games room, there is plenty of room throughout.

  
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Sabuk

is a small hill top lodge set on a valley of the Ewaso Nyiro River. Totalling 7 rooms, each having been built out of the local stone and olive wood, the views across the valley and to the river below are memorable. The rooms themselves have been well thought out and each has an open side that looks out across the valley making the most of the view. Open air showers and large verandas add to the sense of space and wilderness.

The communal area is made up of a large dining table and comfortable lounge with open fire and veranda. The camp is especially famous for camel trekking, but swims in the pool and fly camping in the local area are also a speciality. With great food and very personal service from Verity, Sabuk offers a real touch of widerness and beauty. The rooms are all well maintained and have great views and the area benefits from having good game year round. Generally a lovely spot to relax for a few days after a trip to the Mara…the camel rides are especially worth it!



  
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Ol Malo House

has been a true labour of love for the owners Colin, Rocky and their son Andrew, and they have succeeded in creating some thing very special. With 7 rooms, ranging from the crocodile room and its crocodile bath, to the hippo rooms and their over head beds, each room has a certain character of its own. The house itself is vast and shares the views of Ol Malo which is about 20 minutes away. With features such as a rooftop sun deck, a large barbeque area and a luxury infinity pool, the house has everything that you could want.

  
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Il Ngwesi



  
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