Casas de campo en Kimana

“Un alojamiento perfecto para disfrutar del Parque Nacional de Amboseli. Tranquilo, limpio y personal muy atento. Comida casera rica. Estar como en familia. Te dan opcion de visitar pueblo Masai, o jeep para ir al parque, o excursion por el bosque. Nosotros fuimos solos a pasear por los alrededores y nos encontramos a familias de masais, girafas y zebras. Totalmente recomendable.”

“I was told that there were no reservations, so I couldn't stay. I don't know if it was the hotel's fault or Expedia's fault, but it was the worst.”

“I loved my 1 night stay at the Amboseli Sopa Lodge, and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Amboseli National Park. The lodge itself is located just outside of the NP, but they conveniently have a buffet-style restaurant inside the park. We were pleasantly surprised that all of meals, including our lunch in the restaurant inside the park, were included in our nightly fee. The facilities are fabulous, the food is excellent, and the staff is wonderful. ”

“It was very quiet.”

“Extemely angry at our treatment at this hotel. Would recomend avoiding at all costs. We did not want food during our stay and brought are own however the staff made food anyway and guilt tripped us into eating it. We then asked for costs or prices and were told the food was free and inclusive to our stay. Sadly this was a complete a lie and at checkout they tried to charge us 25 pounds a person for each meal. Even the small pack lunches with half a sandwich and an apple. The staff then lied and...

“Expedia seemingly did not pass my message to the Serena regarding my request for an airstrip transfer. ”

“It's impossible to find anything negative to say about Tawi Lodge. Perhaps one thing: we only had two days to enjoy it. Everything about the lodge was perfect: delicious food, friendly and helpful staff, perfect surroundings, and spacious accommodations with impressive views of Kilimanjaro. After a magnificent game drive, relaxing by the wood fire with a delicious cocktail and watching the animals come to drink at the waterhole—what more could you ask for? ”