Location: Narok
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Discover the best hotels in Narok, Rift Valley Province including La Maison Royale Masai Mara, Mara Frontier Hotel, Elangata Olerai Luxury Tented Camp, Location Plaza Restaurant, Maji Moto Maasai Cultural Camp, Naserian Mara Camp, Maendeleo Parkview Hotel, Zebu Lodge and Luxury Hotel, Osim Country Lodge, The Nubian In The Mara.
Restaurants in Narok
1. La Maison Royale Masai Mara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Great safari camp
Reviewed By Budzislaw SStayed 2 nights and was pleasantly surprised by the accommodations and overall camp sight. The staff was welcoming and the kitchen gladly provided vegan options for us. They provided everything we needed for a comfortable stay.
2. Mara Frontier Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Terrible! Just Terrible!
Reviewed By 997wamaithakThe customer service at the front desk leaves alot to be desired. This was my second time there and we asked for the rate we were given during a prior visit. The receptionist went ahead to ask for our ID’s to confirm if we had actually been before which is quite ridiculous, to make it worse when they couldn’t find us in the system we had to dig through our phones just to prove we were residents at some point. Is this how you treat customers?Also, when this receptionist shared the new rates, she basically shoved the paper with the rates with no care. She dis not take time to explain and gave us the attitude of ‘take it or leave it’ her colleague tried to salvage the situation but it was a little too late for that. The treatment we received was in poor form and this is how you lose potential long term customers.
3. Elangata Olerai Luxury Tented Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Best Experience In Mara
Reviewed By lizmbae1996Enjoyed my stay .The food was amazing,the staff were so friendly and the ambiance was so relaxing. I would recommend to anyone visiting the Mara. The rooms are so beautiful.The beds are so comfortable and big. The camp has minimal interference with nature
4. Location Plaza Restaurant
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
Really Terrible.
Reviewed By KosgeifCustomer service is terrible, and under staffed too, each time we had to look for someone to serve us. Food is terrible and no menu. You turn your head cockroaches in eating area. We were disappointed.
5. Maji Moto Maasai Cultural Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 77 reviews
Amazing trip, amazing experience!
Reviewed By stelladsbTo have been allowed to enter into the Maasai culture was such a special feeling and the hospitality of the Maji Moto camp made the experience all the better. Me (17) and my dad (53) never once felt like intruders, instead, we were treated like family friends. The staff was so kind and genuine, and the food was deliciously traditional. We stayed in a mud hut for 4 nights, which was a perfect duration, as we managed to take part in all activities, from warrior training to going to the village market, being taught to make bracelets by the children and to hiking up the mountain with a warrior guarding us and teaching us about the ways of the Maasai. We also took part in the extra activities which were both extraordinary experiences. Thank you to our amazing driver and guide/chief for the amazing Safari in the Maasai Mara. We saw so many animals and the scenery was incredible. The Olpul bush camping was also a fantastic experience. The slaughtering of the goat, the singing and dancing around the fire, the blessings given by the chief and of course the falling asleep on a mattress of sage, hearing the hyenas howl in the distance, was the highlight of my trip. I would recommend this to anyone who visits the camp. Overall we had a great time, and I am very grateful for the memories and experiences I made. I think my dad will also remember the camp and his best warrior friend Quila for a very long time! Thank you Suzanne and Salaton for the amazing camp you have established and for protecting the land and community, it was a pleasure to have met you!
6. Naserian Mara Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Nestled in the middle of the African bush, Naserian Mara Camp will give you a sensation of privacy, rest and peace as its name means in Maa language. The 10 large beautifully furnished guest tents are spacious, well-equipped with en suite bathrooms, with some of the bath tubs being wheel chair accessible and two of our executive suites have plunge pools where you soak to rejuvenate. Each tent feat
Wow!!! Magical, amazing, experience!
Reviewed By Exp2024We stayed at magical Naserian camp for two nights. Four amazing game drives. We had our two kids ages 16 and 18 yo with us. From the moment that we pulled into the camp we felt at home. Shadrack the manager and his staff greeted us warmly and showed us around the beautiful camp. Our tents were truly wonderful! Comfortable, clean and the grounds were beautiful! The food is exceptional! They easily accommodated our vegetarian diet. The game drives on the Mara were spectacular! We saw all the animals we were hoping to see, John our driver knew exactly where to go, he has grown up on this land! Our favorite was “breakfast in the bush” they packed us a scrumptious breakfast and we ate it sitting in the safari vehicle surrounded by a Family of grazing elephants. Best ever!!!!! We also learned about the masaai culture from John and Moses, to include throwing spears and shooting a masaai bow! The camp was very serene and Shadrack and his staff were exceptional in their attention to detail and their service. Thank you for an unforgettable experience. We hope to be back!!!
7. Maendeleo Parkview Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
If you’re looking for a hotel in Narok, look no further than Maendeleo Parkview Hotel. Guest rooms offer a desk, a mosquito net, and a seating area, and Maendeleo Parkview Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including a 24 hour front desk. In addition, guests can enjoy a lounge during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While in Narok, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Maendeleo Parkview Hotel, including Sahara Coffee House (0.3 mi) and Yogurt Plus (0.4 mi). The staff at Maendeleo Parkview Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Good enough, clean, safe, basic
Reviewed By DaktariMzunguThere is no park to view in Parkview Hotel; it is in the middle of downtown Narok, overlooking the market and the main Mosque. The hotel is build around a covered parking with space for maybe six cars. Parking outside is not recommended. Most clients travel by public transport. Rooms are very small, but clean. Hot showers work. The restaurant does the usual chips and sausages and the like. This place is OK for a short stopover, and the staff is nice. Very good value, without any pretense of luxury.
8. Zebu Lodge and Luxury Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Situated on the South West region of the country within the Great Rift Valley. Zebu is 140km from Kenya’s capital Nairobi. Our elegant and warmth atmosphere, evident in every fine detail, begins at the welcoming reception lounge and extends to our spacious rooms. We invite you to share in bespoke experience that see you experience a world of tastes prepared by our renowned Chef.
Hospitality at its best. Home away from home
Reviewed By Jery8I visited the premise for workshop and the experience exceeded my expectations. The environment was very friendly for my 5months baby and all of us. We are all happy and promise to come back again with my entire family. We extended our stay just to enjoy the comfort. THANKS ZEBU LODGES Narok/Bomet Highway
9. Osim Country Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Tourism
Reviewed By OSIM123OSIM County Lodge is located at Ewaso Ngiro Town just 10km from Narok Town along Maasai Mara tarmac road, it is the best place for game drive, team building, honeymoon, sport fishing and family outing. You can drive to Maasai Mara in 30minutes in a smooth tarmac road for game drive.
10. The Nubian In The Mara
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 15 reviews
The Nubian Tented Camp is centered on bringing out the adventurous, daring, out of the norm experience in the comfort of absolute luxury in the bush. Explore yourself, find that inner happiness, feel free and live a life full of experiences. Learn something new about yourself as you live everyday full of new promise and experience as our friendly staff treat you to the things you love. The Maasai-Mara is a land that offers the quintessential balance between civilization and the vast wilderness that remains fittingly unexplored, bursting with life and culture. From the crack of dawn to the close of day, the constant vibrancy of the vast flora and fauna found there offers the 'in touch with nature' atmosphere that so many claim is an aspect solely unique to the region. At the heart of this natural hub is The Nubian, a 24 pax gem hidden away from the wilderness at the foot of the picturesque, surrounding, Kileleoni hills. From the charmingly classic build of the tents combined with the modern twist of African-themed interiors, solar-powered infrastructures, outdoor showers, as well as game drives at sunrise in pursuit of the big five, the Nubian is dedicated to providing its clientele with the best of what nature has to offer in a bid to create unforgettable experiences and forge new memories.
Not to be recommended
Reviewed By Sketchtraveller2018I made a booking for my guests as a group and every day had a new frustration. The owner cuts corners on everything- the food ran out EVERY TIME. There was no hot water on our arrival, and no water the next morning. Power and water was turned off early so we could not flush the toilets, wash our hands or charge phones. The uphill paths to the tents were uneven and unlit. Any attempts to get torches provided were futile. We had elderly members in our group - one couple was stowed in a tent at the top of the hill and despite mentioning that she was having breathing problems, they did not move her. Our first dinner was partly in the dark - half the lights were not working and staff had to hold their mobile phone torches above their heads for us to see our food. This camp is 2 hours away from the Mara gate which means we have to be out all day. Having made a full board booking we had a picnic (I have stayed in another camp to see the migration so I know the deal). We each had 2 slices of the cheapest bread sandwiches with margarine and thin slice of ham, and a bottle of water to last us a full day out in the park. Dry cheap supermarket muffins we couldn't finish accompanied this. We were starving within hours and too far away to head back. I discussed this with the director on return and he had a 'surprised' look on his face. We discussed packing breakfast the next day as we would be leaving even earlier to see the crossing - making the breakfast ingredients into bacon and sausage sandwiches. Nothing doing. We had even less of the meager ham 'sandwiches', with most having the equivalent of a slice of bread (including a diabetic guest who needed a good meal). The drivers had to share their breakfast with us! The food ran out at every meal, and once, some of the guests had to wait for leftovers to be re-heated. Most annoying was the director's fake look of surprise and bluster every time I has to seek him out to ask for the basics. He has used 'over capacity' as an excuse for lack of amenities, but the booking was made months before, and not all guests turned up. The place clearly had its charm in the past but now feels like it the owner will not spend any more money on it, both in infrastructure, and cheating guests out of food. It was embarrassing for me as the host for my guests and ruined my holiday. Do not go there!
