Hotell nära Amboseli Elephant Research Camp

“Nice hotel in beautiful settings, good food, friendly staff and clean pool. Wi-fi is functioning well and game could even be seen from the veranda. However the premises is full of cute but naughty monkeys so be sure to close all doors and windows well.”

“Position right within the park excellent for game drives, and staff very helpful and welcoming. Apart from this the food can be improved and well the facilities. ”

“Let me start by saying the staff and service was excellent. You could not fault them for trying to please and ensuring that they made you as welcome and comfortable as possible. But the camp itself was very run down and showers and general facilities disappointing. The blame for this has to be with the owners of the camp who have failed to spend money on decent facilities. The money we paid was not a mean amount and I am sure others paid more but really the owners need to reconsider whether or...

“ I booked a room in A.A. Lodge Amboseli Amboseli, Kajiado County, Kenya, through the online hotel.com service on February 23 and paid $ 177 for 1 day through a visa card. When I arrived in A.A. Lodge Amboseli, the hotel administrator did not meet me warmly, suspecting that I really paid for the stay? How will I prove it? When I showed the confirmation from hotels.com from my email, he stated that hotels.com had not yet transferred the money to their account, so I have to pay in cash now ......

“Always a special stay - among my favorites in Kenya. Amazing staff and GM. Remarkable food. Tentalows are perfect. Just a cozy, romantic place that is utterly magical. ”

“Love the place, stayed for 2 nights with my family of 4”

“Great staff excellent service no complaints. Moses was a great game driver he found all animals we wanted to see. ”

“Great location near Amboseli park. Fabulous view of Kili (when the mountain ks nkt hiding!). Top notch tents esp the luxury ones wirh plunge pool. Good food and very good staff. Especially appreciated that many stff were from local community. Asante! ”