Best luxury lodges in Kenya

Best luxury lodges in Kenya

Meet Mara, Naboisho Mara Conservancy

Encounter Mara Camp, a posh ten-tent camp in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy next to the Maasai Mara, is tucked away on the edge of the savannah beneath a towering canopy of acacia trees. Even inside the camp, the conservancy is renowned for its profusion of wildlife. Giraffes can walk just by your tent, while zebras frequently stroll past the deck of the camp to the salt lick nearby. When you’re eating breakfast at the camp restaurant, you might be lucky enough to see a cheetah scanning the savannah. You can engage in a variety of exciting activities from the camp, such as fly camping within the conservancy, hot air balloon rides, and guided walks. Situated on the narrow Ewaso Ngiro River is the Ol Pejeta Bush Camp.Ol Pejeta Bush Camp In the center of Laikipia, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is a quaint tented camp with views of Mount Kenya’s snow-capped summits, located on the narrow banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River.

One family tent is among the seven tents. Each tent has a private bathroom with a hot bucket shower and a flushing toilet. After a nighttime game drive, cozy mattresses with additional blankets and a hot water bottle are a pleasant sight. Private terraces with shade provide a cool respite from the afternoon sun. Food from nearby farmers or the women’s cooperative is used to prepare meals in the community mess tent. For guided nature walks or game drives, you can have breakfast or lunch prepared in a picnic basket take delight in while sheltered under a tree. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to a wide variety of endangered species, including the last two northern white rhinos, and has high densities of wildlife.

Nairobi’s Giraffe Manor

The Giraffe Manor is a boutique hotel that dates back to the 1930s and is distinguished by its expansive windows, verdant creepers, lovely sunny terraces, and lush courtyards. The ever-present population of endangered Rothschild giraffes, who frequently poke their head through the open windows while you savor a continental breakfast, is what really sets Giraffe Manor apart. As you enter your suite, take a step back in time. There are remnants of the 1930s architecture wherever you look, including mahogany, twin brass basins, tartan-upholstered armchairs, and rustic French armoires. Ten superior rooms and two suites are available.

Each equipped with comfortable dressing gowns, handmade toiletries, safes, hairdryers, fireplaces, tea & coffee stations, writing desks, and mosquito nets. A few rooms have access to private patios where guests may relax in the afternoon sun and watch giraffes approach in search of goodies.

Elsa’s Kopje:

Located in the Meru National Park, Elsa’s Kopje is a magnificent lodge that was named the Best Safari Property in Africa by the Good Safari Guide. Featuring six safari-chic open-fronted cottages, romantic honeymoon suites with outdoor baths, a family suite, and a private poolside home, Elsa’s Kopje is perched on a hillside overlooking the expansive savannah plains.

Meru National Park is said to have been saved by the lodge. Prior to financial support and conservation efforts by the Meru resort was going to be turned into a rice farm. Elsa, a young lion cub that Joy and George Adamson reared in the park, served as the inspiration for the Born Free Wildlife Foundation and the movie “Born Free.”Elsa’s Kopje in Kenya’s Meru National ParkElsa’s Kopje, a family house in MeruFinch Hattons, National Park of Tsavo WestThe Finch Hattons Eco Tented Camp is situated within Tsavo West National Park. The epitome of an opulent vacation, it is situated next to natural freshwater springs on 34 acres of pristine wilderness with views of the breathtaking Chyulu Hills and the well-known Mount Kilimanjaro.

Samburu National Reserve, Saruni Samburu Lodge

With its breathtaking views of Mount Kenya and the Kalama Conservancy, Saruni Samburu Lodge is the only place to stay in more than 200,000 acres of pristine wilderness.

The safari experience at this lodge is intimate and genuinely one-of-a-kind, led by Samburu warriors who share with you their love of their land and culture.

Sarara Lodge, Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy

Nestled in the vast, unspoiled wilderness of the Mathews Mountain Range, lies the magnificent

Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy, home of Sarara Lodge. This lodge, which is dramatic and secluded, is the ideal location for a tranquil escape.

Kenya’s top mid-range resorts

Amboseli, Tortilis

Nestled beneath the flat-topped acacia tree that envelops the camp, Tortilis is named after the mountain that towers over Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro. The camp is located next to Amboseli National Park in a private conservancy. The accommodations are large, with king or twin beds, private verandas, and en suite bathrooms. Some of the apartments have fantastic views of the towering Mount Kilimanjaro from the comfort of your bed. Situated on a hill, the family tent and private house are situated slightly apart from the main camp. From there, they have access to a shared pool and breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro. One of the first eco-lodges of this magnitude, Tortilis employs locals, uses materials from the area, and makes investments in solar energy and trash reduction programs.

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One of the first eco-lodges of this magnitude, Tortilis employs locals, uses materials from the area, and makes investments in solar energy and trash reduction programs.

Naboisho Camp, Mara Naboisho Conservancy

Situated amidst thick forests and savannah grasslands, Naboisho Camp is part of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. It is among the best places to stay in the conservancy.

The lodge creates a harmonious blend of contemporary luxury safari and classic bush camp. Fly camping within the conservancy can be combined with spending a night or two at Naboisho Camp.

Porini Camp, Amboselli

Porini Camp, which is ten kilometers north of Amboseli National Park in the Selenkay Conservancy, is a great place to see wildlife, especially if you enjoy elephants.

The Sands at Nomad

One of the world’s most stunning beaches is Diani Beach. On Diani Beach, one of the best boutique hotels is The Sands at Nomad.There are 30 rooms available for guests to stay in, including ten distinct room categories such as beach cottages and luxury suites. Numerous of the cottages feature cozy lounging areas, patios, and private pools. Easy access to the beach is provided by the lodge, and the free-standing cottages are more like villa getaways than hotels by the beach.

Kinondo Kwetu, Diani Beach

Kinondo Kwetu is a picture-perfect resort on a quiet stretch of white sands south of the stunning Diani Beach, offering a tropical experience on the Kenyan coast. An activity that is popular for some relaxation following a mainland safari. The Zubeida, Diani Beach Tucked away on the well-known Diani Beach in Kenya is The Zubeida. This city escape, a boutique resort, with breathtaking views of the ocean and is ideal for thrilling water activities one day and leisurely relaxation with a drink in hand the next. Enjoying a stay at the idyllic Zubeida resort ensures luxury and breathtaking sunsets.