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1 Nights for Kshs. 8500 Per Person Sharing

Offer Description

Special rates for residents.

Additional Information

Game drives in Lodge-based vehicle available at an extra cost.



Park fees of Kes 300 per person/night EA citizens (and Kes 1,000 per
person/night for Residents) are payable direct.  Also, for self-drive
option, vehicle park fees of up to Kes 1,000 per vehicle/night.

Terms and Conditions

Single Room Supplement Ksh. 2,000
Suite Supplement Ksh 5,000

Accommodation is on Full Board basis
The Suite supplement is on per room basis

Child Policy:

• Complimentary stay for 1 child below 4 years
• 5-12 years: 50% of adult rate
• 13-17 years: 75% of adult rate sharing with adult
• Child in own room: 75% of adult rate

Hotel Description

Inspirationally positioned so that not only all the rooms but also the open-air restaurant, timbered game-viewing decks and rock-built bar enjoy uninterrupted views of the legendary snows of Kilimanjaro, the lodge also stands central to miles of lion-stalked grasslands, elephant-studded plains and wildlife-teeming bush and is ideally placed for visits to all the park’s prime attractions. Faced in volcanic stone and utilising the natural rocky outcrops of a valley known as ‘the place of the young rhino’, from which it takes its name, the lodge has been designed to blend chameleon-like into the savannah landscape. Cool, tranquil and hushed for optimum game-viewing the open-air dining area, timbered decks and rock-hewn bar blend the traditional “khaki-and-canvas” look with bright-painted banners, sepia-hued paintings and evocative olive-wood carvings of elephant herds and tail-erect wart hogs. The elegantly renovated rooms draw on a sun-gold, sky-blue and bush-green savannah colour palette and have been so styled to provide world-class luxury and a quintessential African aura whilst featuring private verandas with views of eternity.

Room Categories

Standard rooms 51 Suites 5

Room Decor

Cool, tranquil and hushed for optimum game-viewing the open-air dining area, timbered decks and rock-hewn bar blend the traditional “khaki-and-canvas” look with bright-painted banners, sepia-hued paintings and evocative olive-wood carvings of elephant herds and tail-erect warthogs.

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