House of Waine

It is located in the quiet Nairobi suburb of Karen (once home to the famous writer Karen Blixen) the House of Waine is a modern replica of the old colonial houses that were once the norm of this leafy region.

 
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Ngong House

This is located in the Karen region, just outside Nairobi. Each of the 8 rooms has been made from scratch from local wood by the owner Paul Verleysen, with 1 through 4 being treehouses.

 
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Norfolk Hotel

This is one of the oldest in Nairobi and is still one of the best. Consisting of 168 rooms from air-conditioned duplexes in the 600 block to standard, fan-cooled colonial rooms, there is a wide range to select from. The Norfolk has all of the amenities you would require from a hotel with a couple of good restaurants and a locally renowned piano bar, set amongst an oasis of city calm.

 
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Serena Hotel

It is the best of the large, inner Nairobi hotels. The Serena has all of the hallmarks and standards you would expect from an international, business hotel. The services are second to none, with air-conditioning as standard, 24 hour laundry, a good sized pool and top rate gym. Located right in the centre of town, the hotel is surprisingly low-rise but has 185 rooms from which to choose.

 
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Macushla

It is a peaceful little hotel that offers a quirky option from which to explore the outskirts of Nairobi. Managed and owned by Caroline and Steven, the hotel has 6 rooms all en-suite, an intimate breakfast and lounge area, a small, quirky pool and a beautiful spot for an evening sun-downer.

 
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Giraffe Manor

This itself contains 5 rooms and has the feel of an English country house, but instead of peacocks, it is rangy giraffe that mow the lawn. If giraffes are your thing and you would like to share breakfast with one then this is the ideal spot!

 
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