Hotels near Wilson Airport (WIL), Nairobi

Great city with lots to see and do...Lovely people with a great cultural pride. Trips to the tea plantations and Amboseli for safari are a must. Also exploring the local transport scene is worth checking out...the " vibe" buses are awesome.

Nice hotel, good location as you can easily move around the city, and it’s in a secure environment too, the staff here are welcoming, breakfast was good, room is as seen on booking.com. Overall, my stay was good and will definitely be using them again if I come back to this city.. good value for money 👍

Actually there's more friction stories on the service offered at the facility. I was overcharged extra money [Ref:AB22D31B0F23: Dear , MPESA Paybill transfer of KES 5592 to NCBA Paybill Account-488488 and account 3227370026 was successful.MPESA Ref:RLM0WDR2KG.Price was hiked immediately we arrived at the facility. The duvets had human discharge.Dirty stain . Am sorry I can't recommend anyone for this kind customer mismanagement entity. Booked one bed room house bt got a airbnb, this was just a surprise to me.

Safety is the best of Karen. It's quiet, a lot of nature, sidewalks (so good for walking/running). Waterfront mall has everything you need, CJ's restaurant are high quality. Same with Naivas markets. It might be hard to get public transport, but Uber-Bolt are in 1000s. Giraffe center and Waterfront amusement are great places to visit. The Legend restaurant is more than amazing too.

a normal kenya town, close to the city. if you are going to the UN place or any of the embassies and schools around, stay in Ruaka and get a sense of how normal kenyans live. getting out of the 'hotel and malls' bubble, it was humbling to get a few of the buzz of normal living.

I liked the smart apartment, fast wifi, clean and secure environment around which gves you peace of mind during your stay, close proximity to all amenities, i.e shopping mall, hospitals, restaurants, airport, Narobi game park, etc. The only advise is to travel before peak hour as the traffic will be slow.

Great vibrant city with lots of friendly people and way too many places to visit. Thankfully we used an uber equivalent for our travels - traffic can be scary at times :-) Many nice pubs and restaurants to everyone's liking.

Very helpfull and kind staff. Good service. Nice and clean accomodations. Highly recommendable hotel. ... Extremely clean room. We loved the contemporary design. The rooms were clean, very comfortable, and the staff was amazing. They went over and beyond to help make our stay enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting downtown . 02. They were extremely accommodating and allowed us to check in early at like 10am. We got to hotel super early and I didn’t wanna wait. So this was a big plus. The service was exceptional as well. Would definitely send a friend there.

Syokimau is a great place to stay, especially for families who have kids, there's easy access to almost everything, supermarkets minimarkets, hospital and clinics, petrol station, everything needed for household can be gotten around. Just that the road (KAtani road) was very busy when I stayed because another road was being fixed so everyone had to use Katani road.

I've been to other parts of Africa and on this trip stayed at Maasai Mara, and Lamu on the coast prior to returning to Nairobi. Most visitors seem to travel around the country when there. The trains/planes/buses are not expensive and easy to manage. Food was included in some of my stay; I also ate at small local restaurants and tried street food several times -- always seemed to be tasty and fresh. There are tons of "trips" available for solos to join groups, but they tend to be expensive because transport (gas) costly; entrance to Nairobi National Park now $80 US, extra for special venues (elephant, giraffe rescues). Plus transport. I took a really interesting trip to Gatura Green Purple Tea Farm -- pick your own leaves, learn what you're doing wrong when you make a brew at home, walk through the fields and forest, and enjoy a really delicious lunch with tea in every course! Maasai Mara pretty special, wilderness but impressive and plenty of animals. Lamu very interesting, small old trading town on the SE coast; donkeys; best mangoes ever; good fish; complex history. Hot. Nairobi huge highly polluted chaotic but def worth a visit (National Museum has a ton of info, well worth your time). I travelled on a very tight budget but K has plenty of good cheap hotels (best to always include breakfast) with nice service most everywhere and food excellent quality (very fresh) and not too pricey, try the small local cafes. Lots of poverty and underemployment but the Kenyans I met were welcoming, polite, very soft-spoken and pleasant at every level. Many different languages spoken, altho English available most everywhere. But learn a couple of native words and a bit of history before you go, if you want to be polite too!