Hostels in Mombasa

Staffs are welcoming and polite it is more of a multicultural home than a guest house,I liked the environment of the house.budget friendly too

loved everything! from staff to premises and food!!! you should try their Korean menu!

By way of context, the facility is for training marine students, and the hostel business is an afterthought. There are multiple buildings with dormitory-type rooms, and BMA is renting out such spare rooms. When I was there, no students were in the building I stayed in, which probably had hundreds of rooms. The rooms are small, perhaps 100 square feet. The facility is gated and has guards, but the place is sprawling, quasi-industrial in certain regards, and deserted in the evenings after students left. Given its location, guests need to take tuk-tuks or cabs, easy to get, to visit attractions. Within the facility, I had periodic access to two nice swimming pools and the cafeteria. My room had a balcony that overlooked a channel, where boats came and went at all times. For certain travelers, such as myself, the setup is perfect but it is certainly not right for everyone.

had my two nieces and the staff was so friendly to them, we all enjoyed the place ... would definitely recommend it 😉