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Ngufami House
Looking for a clean & comfortable place to stay in Nairobi? Welcome to your home away from home with SafariTime at Ngufami House.
P.O. Box 639 Karen 00502 Turbo Road, Kilimani, Nairobi (Guesthouse)
Wildebeest Camp
Wildebeest Camp is an oasis in Nairobi – the perfect place to relax during your African migration!The beautifully-appointed rooms and deluxe safari tents will be a welcome place to stay before and after your safari.
Kibera Road,off Ngong Road (Guesthouse)
Mates Guest House
Mates guest house now open is the one of the only hotels a few meters from the main Kenyan,s airport, J.K.I.
776300100 g.p.o Donholm,outering road (Guesthouse)
Milima House
The Milima House is located at Hardy Karen. It is one of the beautiful serene places just on the outskirts of Nairobi. It is safe and the scenery is mesmerizing with beautiful trees, birds and wild life.
P.O BOX 15163 (Guesthouse)
Hibiscus Guest House
Hibiscus Guest House is a comfortable and refreshing place for the business or leisure traveler. Our rooms offer the weary traveller all contemporary comforts.
195 Kirichwa Road P.O. Box 47663 (Guesthouse)
Khweza Bed
Khweza Bed and Breakfast Nairobi offers high quality affordable accommodation minutes away from the Nairobi city centre. (Approx 1 Km). Our rooms are warm and welcoming, have distinctive African décor with the privacy of a hotel and the warmth of home.
PO Box 56480-00200 (Guesthouse)
Margpher Guest House
Margpher House offers a tranquil and secure environment where you can relax and unwind. Margpher House is situated on three acres in Karen suburb of Nairobi, Kenya.
P.O. Box 11698 (Guesthouse)
Mvuli House-Nairobi
Mvuli House is the solution to high quality bed and breakfast accommodation for the traveller seeking value and convenience.
PO Box 12181 (Guesthouse)
Nairobi
Nairobi is the capital and largest city in Kenya. It has about 3 million inhabitants, 4 million if you add the total metropolitan area, making it the fourth largest city in Africa. It is just over 100 years old and became the capital in 1905, before which Mombasa hold this title.
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Ngufami House
Ngufami house is an excellent address! You just feel at home and the 2 Djambee are wonderfull! I hope to see them soon... ... more
Wildebeest Camp
We really enjoed this "oasis" in Nairobi. The deluxe safari tents are very confortable and the service excellent! Thank you. Barbara ... more
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