Hotels nahe The GoDown Arts Centre (Nairobi)

„no breakfast, but food was superb“

„If the hotel offers no alcoholic drinks it is fine for me; but I should know it in advance prior to the booking“

„Sehr sicher“

„Gutes Hotel nähe Flughäfen “

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„Very clean and spacious rooms. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Would definitely stay here again.“

„I was sceptic since the pictures online hinted it was an older property, which is is but the Hotel is very well maintained, the staff very friendly and helpful! The gym and pool is great the whole pool area has a very nice ambient vibe to it and the restaurant food was very tasteful! Highly recommend this Hotel“

„The room was nice. We had a room with an air conditioner. The ac leaked all over the floor after using for 1 night. The bathroom light didn't work at first, they fixed it, but in the morning it didn't work again. That was a short circuit from ac and a dangerous hazard. “

„Fantastic hotel in the center of Nairobi. Unbelievable service, marvelous stuff, great food and well organised. “

„Everything “

„Staff was very courteous and helpful. 10/10 there. However, the hotel is situated next to a mosque. So, the noise of all the broadcasts was unbearable. And it was ramadan, so the noise was even more frequent than usual. Had to change my hotel within minutes. If you’re muslim, perhaps this would fit in with your travel plans. I’m not, though, so it was an unfortunate incident for me.“

„Good“

„Asante And Naomi were helpful. The apartment is lovely and well presented. Out of 30 properties i have stayed at in Kenya, this is highly ranked. The price is very reasonable to what you get. “

„My housekeeper Lucy, waiter Peter, The gym trainers and the massage youngman were excellent. They made my stay wonderful. The building and room can be updated.The bathroom flooded eveytime l showered. I needed extra towel to wipe the floor everytime. The menu in the resturant should have more selection. Entertaintment is solely needed. The issue of paying with a card continually was promblematic.“