Top Hotels in Lake Nakuru National Park
Top Things to do in Lake Nakuru National Park
Lake Nakuru National Park Hotels | Places to Stay in Lake Nakuru National Park
Discover the best hotels in Lake Nakuru National Park, Rift Valley Province including Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge, Lake Nakuru Lodge, Mbweha Camp, Flamingo Hill Tented Camp, Maili Saba Camp - Nakuru, Hotel Luna Resort, Hotel Waterbuck.
Things to do in Lake Nakuru National Park
1. Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1421 reviews
Situated at the heart of the Rift Valley, the Lake Nakuru national park is home to one of the most amazing ornithological spectacles in the world - the flight of the flamingos! Aside from the flamingos, the park has over 450 species of birds - a heaven for any avid bird watchers. The park is also a sanctuary to the highly-endangered black Rhino and abounds with other game such as buffalos, lions and the elusive leopard. Just two hour's drive from Nairobi; Sarova Lion Hill is one of only two lodges situated within the premises of the park. Each of the 67 recently refurbished chalets are equipped with modern conveniences and have an astounding view of the pink rimmed lake and the silhouetted hills beyond. Guests can enjoy country-style dining at the flamingo restaurant or if you like, the chef can set up something special under one of the beautiful acacia trees where one can enjoy lunch with an unobstructed view of the lake. The rift valley bar is just the right spot for that magical sundowner. Cultural dancers delight visitors with their enchanting dancing every night. An inviting swimming pool & sauna facilities are available. Guests can also enjoy outdoor massage treatments with the calming sounds of chirping birds. Outside catering facilities complement the "meals served in the bush", provided as premium add-ons, including cocktails at Baboon Cliff. The Lodge also offers conferencing facilities. The Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge is one of the most sought after Rift Valley Lodges in Kenya, best known for offering finest quality services. A fabulous outdoor swimming pool to a business conference room, the hotel has almost everything that's required to make your stay a memorable one.
Over The Top
Reviewed By SueannbruntyThis was my first time to their facility and it was absolutely wonderful! I was a solo traveler and cant wait to take my husband there! The staff is amazing - Jayne, Olive, John, Nelson and front desk team is PERFECT
2. Lake Nakuru Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 958 reviews
Located inside Lake Nakuru National Park, a bird watchers paradise / pink heart of Kenya. Only 170 KM drive passing Uplands viewing Great Rift Valley or flight to Naishi Airstrip to a warm welcome by the Lodge Tour Guide or Receptionist. The capacity is 170 guests accommodated in suites, deluxe or farm house rooms. Enjoy our delicacies and natural foods in our restaurant and bar, which offers an amazing view of the lake and help of our experienced friendly personnel.
Great Service, Great Views!
Reviewed By nkozelWe thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Lake Nakuru Lodge. The staff were truly exceptional, always attentive, friendly and welcoming. Another great benefit of this lodge is the set of amazing views from the patios and rooms. Beautiful sweeping vistas of African scenery really added to the appeal of this lodge. In addition, we really enjoyed the food. The rooms were a little bit worn, such as an enigmatic shower that sputtered water rather than a directional shower. But while the facilities were not quite perfect, the staff and views made up for these minor shortcomings. In short, we heartily recommend the total experience that we enjoyed at Lake Nakuru Lodge.
3. Mbweha Camp
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 134 reviews
Tucked away in the spectacular Great Rift Valley on the private 6400 acre Congreve Conservancy bordering Lake Nakuru National Park. Mbweha Camp is nestled up against the southern border of Lake Nakuru National Park with beautiful views over the Eburru and Mau ranges. Congreve Conservancy is part of the greater conservancy area called Soysambu which has a large part of Elementaita within its borders. Rustic lava-stone cottages with thatched roofs are surrounded by euphorbia candelabra, yellow barked acacia and other indigenous trees. Mbweha Camp is only a few hours from Nairobi, yet feels right away from it all with its relaxed atmosphere. Being situated outside a National Park allows many activities, including walking, mountain biking and night game drives. Guests can also enjoy day trips into Nakuru National Park with the option of a gourmet bush lunch with spectacular views of the Lake and the National Park.
Birthday month vacation
Reviewed By 156flomThe experience here is just unexpectedly excellent. It's so quite I love that, the staff Martin and Faith on the front desk, Saul the game driver, Zadock who we found in charge and David the chef who made us rethink of going home are all super friendly. The camp is kids friendly baby pool and bicycle rides, the rooms are clean well kept very spacious and comfortable, night game drives, sundowner, sound of jackals at night and early mornings siting of Buffalo dropping which tell you they passed by .. All these things they tell you you'll experience are just underrated, because they outdo themselves. I would highly recommend this camp, and I will be revisiting.
4. Flamingo Hill Tented Camp
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 573 reviews
Cinco Restaurant Camp Hill
Reviewed By lizbQ9444YNJust had dinner at Cinco Camp Hill. Great experience once again. Good delicious food and staff caring and helpful. Thursday night and the restaurant was full - so many people enjoying the food. Definitely recommend this restaurant.
5. Maili Saba Camp - Nakuru
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
An authentic stay in Kenya
Reviewed By 537tessaThis is such a beautiful place to stay to really get a feel for the spirit of Kenya. The set up of it is all for a super good cause of providing training and work for orphaned children when they grow up, and it also extends to training courses in hospitality for the wider community. Not to mention that the location and view are so serene. Would definitely recommend staying here!
6. Hotel Luna Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Luna Hotel is one of the best places to spend time and enjoy your vacation in a beautiful and serene spot. It's located in a quiet place away from the noisy Nakuru Town with a touch of tasteful designs and modernized facilities plus it has ample kids play facilities and activities making it an attractive place for both travellers and families.
Good location, excellent value
Reviewed By caroline21650For a one night stop this was perfect - very near the Nakuru National Park gate and very good value. Dinner was good and cooked to order, but breakfast not so good. Room very pleasant with fridge, hairdryer etc. Free wi-fi throughout.
7. Hotel Waterbuck
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 117 reviews
Great Food, Friendly Staff, We Had A Good Stay
Reviewed By pamestinkritiWe stayed at Hotel Waterbuck for ten days in room 502P as we were visiting our family in Kenya. We were very happy with the food, the service, and the convenience of having the Naivas supermarket just a few meters away. The Naivas supermarket is located at the Westside shopping mall which means there are other businesses like cafes, shops, and banks. Now because I am a blogger, I must give the pros and cons. Food was good The staff is friendly and attentive. The managers are very involved in what is going on at the hotel, and they do come and talk to the guests, which we found to be very pleasant and reassuring. The room was cleaned every day, and the price was not too bad Cons I think the rooms could use some makeover, like have more power sockets so you can use your devices, like computers and phones. I think this could be helpful especially for people who are doing business and need to be on multiple devices at the same time, I think especially near the bed there should be a couple of sockets. The bathroom could use an antislip mat (we actually bought one because we were afraid of falling) Also, the wifi is available but it did go off a few times while we were there. When we were checking out, we felt as if our request was not communicated to the receptionist. We had spoken to the manager and asked if it was OK if we stay a bit longer in the room as our flight was in the evening so we wanted to have some lunch at the hotel before leaving. The manager told us it was OK, but then the receptionist was giving us a hard time when we proceeded to the room to grab our suitcases from our lunch. So I think The receptionist was not informed about our conversation with the manager, because to be honest, she was not very nice, she was complaining to us about how we had made the housekeeping team late. Well apart from that our stay was good, and we would go back to Waterbuck, we might be there next year actually.
