Nairobi Accommodation

 Country: Kenya

City /Town:  Nairobi City

Location: Nairobi County, Kenya

Area: 696 km²

Overview: Nairobi City County is one of the 47 counties of Kenya. The third smallest yet the most populous of the counties, it also serves as the capital city of the Republic of Kenya. With the last census in 2019 – a 4.397 million population was counted. The name “Nairobi” originates from the Maasai phrase “Enkare Nyrobi” which translates to “cool water”.

The Nairobi area currently occupies what was essentially an uninhabited swamp until a supply depot of the Uganda Railways, built by the British in 1899 linked Mombasa to Uganda, a location chosen due to its central position between Mombasa and Kampala.

Chosen due to its network of rivers that could the camp with water and its elevation would make it cool enough for residential purposes not only for the thousands of Indian labourers who came to Kenya seeking employment to work on the railway line, as well as the British settlers. Such an apt location led its growth to be the railway’s headquarters.

The Uniqueness of this City: 

  • This is the only city in the world with a National Park.
  • Cultural diversity
  • Nairobi is a vital commercial and financial regional hub, home to the regional headquarters of a number of International Organizations including UN.

Accommodation Options from our partner in Nairobi City 

  • Hemingways Nairobi
  • Giraffe Manor
  • House of Waine
  • Emara Ole Sereni
  • Sankara Nairobi
  • Tamarind Tree Hotel
  • Ololo Safari Lodge
  • The Emakoko

Places of interest: 

    • Nairobi National Park. Nairobi National Park
    • David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
    • Giraffe Centre
    • Karura Forest Reserve
    • Karen Blixen Museum
    • Nairobi National Museum
    • Bomas of Kenya
    • Kazuri Beads Factory Tour
    • Kenyatta International Conference Centre – offers breathtaking 360-degree views from its rooftop viewing deck, 
    • “Ngong” means “knuckles” in Maasai -The Ngong Hills are the peaks of a ridge overlooking the Great Rift Valley
    • Railway Museum
    • National Archives
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