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Nairobi Serena Hotel |
Nairobi Serena is known for its superior standards
of quality, service and hospitality, the
sophisticated Nairobi Serena Hotel is a member of
the leading Hotels of the World and the flagship of
Serena Hotels’ group of hotels and lodges.
One of the finest hotels in Nairobi, the Serena
stands amidst manicured gardens with panoramic views
over the city's Central Park and the modern downtown
skyline. Despite its central location, the hotel
remains true to its title and offers a serene
setting amidst the bustle of one of Africa’s most
developed cities.
The Nairobi Serena has several room choices ranging
from standard and suites to a presidential suite.
The rooms are designed to be elegant, with an
underlying African decor and style, with all the
creature comforts of home. Responsibly constructed
from ecologically friendly materials, the interior
décor of the hotel reflects a fusion of cultural
influences blending Moroccan mystique and a breadth
of African heritage into one elegant and harmonious
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Serena Beach Hotel & SPA |
With the shimmering sands and waters of the Indian
Ocean stretching before it, amidst verdant,
bougainvillea-filled gardens, and shaded by gently
swaying palm trees, the Mombasa Serena Beach Hotel
represents the ultimate escape. The Legendary 13th
Century Swahili town of Lamu inspires and styles it.
Set amidst lush, bougainvillea-filled gardens, which
are shaded by gently swaying, palm trees; this hotel
represents the ultimate escape. The resort
delicately integrates indigenous design and
materials with the highest standards of modern
hospitality.
Rooms are very spacious and the interior maintains
the Swahili theme of the exterior. Twins and doubles
with king-sized beds both have walk-in mosquito
nets, and all rooms have a safe, satellite TV, air
conditioning, coffeemakers, a sitting area and a
private balcony. The large tiled baths have separate
shower and bath units, and two basins inset in a
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Samburu Serena Safari Lodge |
The Samburu Serena Safari Lodge is located on the
lush banks of the Uaso Nyiro River, in Kenya's
rugged, semi-arid Northern Province. The parched
ecosystem with its steep sided gullies and concave
hills is subjected to large variations in the animal
population as they move in search of water and
pasture; the reserve is famous for its rare game
including the endangered Grevy's zebra and the beisa
oryx.
Each of 62 rooms with en suite bathrooms is
accommodated in a shingled timber cottage with its
own veranda looking out over the river. The décor
melds world-class luxury with traditional Africa and
features a serene blend of traditional safari
colors, draped nets, soft lamps and striking Samburu
art. The lodge has a swimming pool for those wishing
to cool off after a hard days trekking.
Activities include morning and afternoon game
drives, sitting around the campfire or watching as
the elephant gather by the river, the shy leopard
arriving for his meat, and the riverine wildlife
theatre. A visit to a traditional Samburu handicraft
market, will afford you insight into the lives of a
unique people. |
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Lake Naivasha Resort |
Located on the southern shores of Lake Naivasha,
second largest of the only two fresh water lakes in
Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Naivasha Sopa Lodge is an
impressive property with a striking background.
Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge has panoramic views of the
surrounding area and the lake. The rooms feature
open sunken lounges, while upper floor rooms have
their own private balcony on which to relax,
sunbathe or view game. The center restaurant serves
a combination of European, African and Asian dishes,
all made with produce freshly obtained. The lodge is
protected 24hrs by Masai warriors who will also
accompany guests to their rooms, mainly after dark.
The adjacent landscape is home to a diversity of
game including giraffe, buffalo, the elusive black
faced colobus monkey and in the lake teems with
freshwater fish and bathing hippo, many can also be
seen grazing within the lodge grounds. For the avid
bird watcher the lodge and surrounding area is a
paradise stocked with a vast array of exotic bird
life. |
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Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge |
Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge is situated on a hill
with breathtaking views of far-reaching grasslands
and the well-preserved wilderness landscape of the
Serengeti plains. The Serengeti is a natural heaven
and home to one of the greatest wildlife spectacles
on, the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra and
gazelle.
The lodge is inspired by a traditional African
village, separate rondavel “huts” house the luxury
guest rooms that have their own view of the vast
Serengeti plains. A charming water feature meanders
through the main public areas and towards the
restaurant, dining and bar area.
Facilities at the lodge include a boutique where
curios, clothes and a variety of other items can be
bought. Guest rooms all have en suite showers and a
private balcony. The distinctively crafted bedroom
units exploit the use of local materials in order to
blend in with the surroundings. The lodge offers
morning and afternoon game drives, a swimming pool
with a panoramic view of the plains below and for an
extra change guests can enjoy a balloon safari. |
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Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge |
The Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge is built into the
edge of an inactive and collapsed vulcano where
guests co-exist in perfect harmony with surrounding
natural environment and wildlife. The Ngorongoro
Crater is often described as the 'Eight' Wonder of
the World as it offers spectacular views of thee
surrounding area.
Fashioned from river-stone and cloaked in indigenous
creepers, this exceptional lodge blends effortlessly
into its surrounds. It is here that guests can stand
captivated by the sprawling vistas below and enjoy
superior service and fine dining. Ngorongoro Serena
boasts 75 elegant rooms, which are strung around the
crater rim. Each room provides breathtaking views of
the caldera and has a lovely ensuite bathroom and
air conditioning.
The Lodge’s distinctive design flows into the
restaurant and bar, with superb examples of
prehistoric cave paintings imprinted into the walls.
The sitting room has an outdoor balcony with a fixed
telescope for guests’ enjoyment. Activities include
full day trips into the caldera, visits to a local
Maasai village and a variety of hiking trails, where
guests are accompanied by a Maasai warrior. |
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Serena Mountain Lodge |
The only ‘tree hotel’ ever to be built on the slopes
of Kenya’s legendary Mount Kenya, Serena Mountain
Lodge offers game viewing opportunities while
combining a magnificent panorama of mountain vistas
with the splendors of an ancient rainforest. The
dense rainforest comes alive with the sounds of the
wild, while the rocky peaks of Mount Kenya overlooks
its abundant game. Elephant, buffalo, rhino and
waterbuck are regular sights at the 42-roomed lodge.
The lodge is perfectly located as a base for those
who want to climb Mount Kenya. For those more
sporty, hikes to the top of Mount Kenya, accompanied
by an experienced mountain guide and porters, can be
arranged. The Lodge also offers activities and
entertainment such as exclusive trout fishing in the
crystal streams and tarns of the mountain, a
lamp-lit safari-dinner 'under canvas' and high on
the roof of the lodge, safari tea in a forest glade
whilst following the winding paths of the Rainforest
Nature Trail.
The lodge has 42 attractive bed-rooms furnished with
indigenous wood and African art, each with private
bath-room. Their spacious balconies overlook the
water-hole where a continual procession of animals
come to drink. |
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Mara Serena Safari Lodge |
Mara Serena Safari Lodge, is set on the saddle of a
hill where it overlooks the 1200 square miles of
rolling plains, woodlands and rivers that make up
the Maasai Mara Triangle - one of the world's
richest wildlife sanctuaries. No other lodge boasts
such a breathtaking view of the surrounding
landscape or the game and birdlife that populate it.
It is on this backdrop stretching endlessly before
the lodge where the annual migrations take place,
where millions of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle
navigate the landscape to feed on the rich new grass
and give birth to their young.
There are 73 rooms with private facilities, a dining
room, lounge for cocktails and swimming pool.
Activities include the daily game drives, optional
activities that include morning bird and nature
trails with resident naturalist, visits to a
traditional Maasai Manyatta (village), wildlife and
cultural talks, videos and film shows, tribal
dancing displays nightly, and sundowners” at a
selection of magnificent Mara lookouts. |
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