Just two hour's drive from Nairobi, the country club is nestled into the slopes of Mweiga Hill.
All of the fifty or so rooms are comfortably furnished with private bathrooms and spectacular views of the plains below, Aberdare Mountains to the west and Mount Kenya to the east. Many visitors have lunch here, before transferring to the Ark. However, the Club is a delightful place to spend a night.

The lodge is set in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, beside a copse of giant acacia trees and a gently flowing natural spring. It is one of Kenya's finest safari lodges.

The all inclusive Baobab Beach Resort is set on the edge of a tropical forest bordering the Diani Beach, south of Mombasa. All of the rooms are air-conditioned, with en suite bathrooms and have a balcony or terrace.

Situated on the banks of the Talek River, Dream Camp has just 15 tents located on the border of the park. The camp is very ecologically friendly with both electricity and hot water generated by solar power.

Perched on top of Mugwongo Hill is the site of George Adamson's first camp. From one of the eight luxury cottages, guests enjoy a 270 degree view of the surrounding park with its scattered kopjes and mysterious baobab trees. The open plan rooms are individually designed, incorporating the rocks into the structure.

At the foot of the Chyulu Hills, within Tsavo National Park, Finch Hatton's provides a taste of life as it was for the big game hunters in the earlier part of the century. The luxury tented lodge offers thirty five elegantly refined accommodation under canvas. Food is taken very seriously here.

Funzi Keys is located in an unspoilt spot with an air of remoteness and under development. The hotel looks out over the ocean and offers dramatic views combined with a high degree of comfort, unparalleled on the east coast: Omani architecture, Lamu coral ceilings, arid mangrove poles and intricate plaster carvings.

Governors' Camp lies on the banks of the Mara River to the west of the famous Masai Mara. The camp is in a spot once reserved for the colonial governors of Kenya and their royal visitors therefore placing particular emphasis on comfort, service and excellent cuisine.

The Great Rift Valley Lodge sits at about 7,000 feet, with vistas that stretch from the shimmering waters of Lake Naivasha to the jagged volcanic crater of Mount Longonot and, beyond, the sloping shoulders of the Aberdare Mountains.

Hemingways lies overlooking the ever changing colours of the Indian Ocean. The white sands of Watamu Bay and its crystal waters, form one of Kenya's finest beaches. There are just seventy eight luxury bedrooms and suites, all within earshot of the ocean.

Being one of the tallest hotels in Africa, the Hilton offers panoramic views of the city from the upper floors. The hotel is conveniently located in the middle of the shopping and business district of Nairobi and 18kms from the international airport.

Located on a prime spot of beach bordering the marine park and Indian Ocean, the hotel provides good personal service and attention to detail. Designed in Swahili style, and situated next to a 16th century mosque, there are one hundred spacious rooms, set in clusters of thatched cottages and double storey buildings.

One of the oldest lodges in the Mara, Keekorok was opened in early 60's and lies at the southern end of the Mara. With eighty five rooms spread out in the gardens, the lodge doesn't feel as large as it sounds. Rooms are spacious though are simple.

Kilaguni lies in the heart of Tsavo, one of the best game viewing areas in the park. Only 100 metres away from the main building lie a series of waterholes that attracts animals from miles around.

Overlooking a deserted 14 kilometre beach on the south western tip of Lamu Island, Kipungani Explorer is a dream destination for those seeking a true desert island. With only fourteen spacious chalets perched on the soft white sands, the location is idyllic.

This enchanting little village with eighteen traditional bajuni cottages is located on the Kenyan mainland in the remote Dodori National Reserve. The cottages are rustic and very swish and constructed mainly from mangrove poles, palm thatch and matting.

Built in the early 1900's the lodge still retains much of the grace, charm and features of the early colonial home: red brick building with shady terraces, an internal courtyard, panelled walls, a sitting room with a library and log fires. With thirty three rooms tucked away in the gardens, they are all quite simple, though certainly comfortable enough for a few nights stay.

The club rose to fame in the 1930's, as the staging post for Imperial Airways' flying boat service from Durban to London. With heavily influenced colonial architecture, the main buildings are solid and comfortable, with around fifty rooms stretching out into the gardens - which are lush and colourful.

Lake Nakuru Lodge is in the south eastern sector of the park, with commanding views of the lake and flamingos, for which it is justly famous. Lush gardens surround the lodge and cottages, which can accommodate up to one hundred and twenty guests.

The Landmark Hotel is a comfortable hotel set in 4 acres of colourful gardens, just on the outskirts of the bustling capital. Being located in the heart of Westlands, makes the charms and attractions of the city easily accessible.

Set in lush lawns on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River, Larsen's has a tranquil atmosphere with elephants, impala and baboons generally always in the local vicinity. There are seventeen spacious en suite tents here that are all raised on wooden platforms with views over the river.

With breathtaking views over Kenya's most popular beach, this beautiful hotel is built on an old coral reef that's just above sea level. The hotel offers around 250 spacious modern rooms that are split between the main hotel and golfing complex.

Lewa Tented Safari Camp has just twelve luxury tents that are discreetly sited close to a busy
little water hole that's flood lit at night. The emphasis here is on activities, from walks, day
and night drives, visiting local sites of interest and horse/camel riding - they are all very well
run and accompanied by brilliant guides.

There is also a high emphasis on the quality of the
food, where the chef strives to produce excellent meals using fresh locally grown
ingredients. Camel safaris are also available from here, lasting anything up to a week!

Adjoining the Masai Mara, the camp is protected by the Koyiaki wilderness area, so away from the other lodges and many of their activities. This is an exclusive seasonal camp with only six tents that are comfortable, very spacious and en suite.

Set above a sweeping bend in the Talek River at the confluence of the Maasai Mara's four game main viewing areas, Intrepids enjoys one of the most spectacular locations in the reserve. With thirty luxury tents widely spread across a large riverside site, it ensures guests the optimum privacy and peace.

Located on the lovely Shanzu Beach on the North coast of Mombasa, shaded by towering palm trees and draped in bougainvillea, the Serena provides the perfect romantic spot. The resort combines indigenous Arabic/Swahili design with a high standard of staff and cuisine.

At 7,200 feet on the slopes of Mount Kenya, Mountain Lodge is ringed by a dense rain forest that comes alive at dusk with a myriad of sounds of creatures of all sizes. This is the adventure offered at the forty two roomed Mountain Lodge, where animal sightings are fascinating and frequent.

The exterior of the Norfolk Hotel hasn't changed since the colonial era. Timbered walls are covered in vines and creepers, old London taxi cabs queue outside, historic cars and farming relics lie in the gardens and inside, old mounted photographs chart the history of Kenya.

Set amidst 20 acres of flamboyant tropical gardens, the hotel has been extensively refurbished and modernised, while still retaining its period charm: whitewashed walls, tiled floors, ceiling fans, potted palms, marble and wicker furniture etc.

The hotel is ideally situated to visitors and business travellers, and retains a welcoming atmosphere with friendly and hospitable service. The hotel has modern facilities, around one hundred and seventy two simple yet comfortable guest rooms.

Situated only 10km from the Nairobi City Centre and 20km from the International Airport, the Safari Park is really an African-theme resort providing deluxe accommodation in 64 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and indigenous forest.

Located in a rugged landscape with a backdrop of jagged mountains and the beautiful Uaso Nyiro River on the doorstep, the sixty two rooms are spread along the river.

Located high on the plateau overlooking Lake Nakuru, the views are panoramic - shimmering pink shadows created by millions of flamingos, pelicans and marabou storks. The landscape seems to always blossom here, as natural foliage and a variety of wild flower blossom.

Located on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River, Sarova Shaba offers a unique luxury seldom found in a large African bush lodge. There are eighty chalet rooms that are certainly stylish and very comfortable.

Strategically located in Tsavo East National Park, Voi Safari Lodge stands high above the town of Voi, and overlooks a vast expanse of African bush. With large herds of elephant, buffalo and a wide diversity of animal, bird and plant life,

Whitesands enjoys the longest seafront area of the East African coast, and is situated north of Mombasa. With a wide range of facilities, a high standard of cuisine and very friendly staff, this is one of the best resort properties in Kenya.

Situated in the shadows of Mount Kilimanjaro, Ziwani is the ideal spot on the banks of the Tsavo River, which is fed by the melting snows of Kili. With around twenty spacious tents, Ziwani retains a rustic ambience that's comfortable and reminiscent of a bygone era.