Nairobi Hotel Guide - City Market hotels in Nairobi, Kenya.

"The room was excellent as usual and the staff amazing "

"Yes "

"Staff was very pleasant and helpful. The restaurants were excellent. "

"Great Staff"

"Excellent staff, very helpful and courteous. Rooms were clean and nice and updated. I had the best shower at this hotel. The water pressure was FANTASTIC. I was not keen on the location. Breakfast was good. I went late and as expected some of the buffet items were cold, but when I went earlier it was much better. Overall, I would most likely stay here as a transient hotel. "

"Very friendly staff. Great amenities. Near a lot of restaurants."

"Magnifique hôtel. Nous avons testé le service “ concierge”. Il a résolut nos problèmes de billets d avions en appelant plusieurs fois l Europe, sans frais pour nous. Nous avons demandé deux espresso en chambre, on nous à installé une machine Nespresso avec capsules à volonté. Le breakfast est TOP ! Le repas dans restaurant TOP ! Les employés ont le sourire. Le fitness est moderne avec Patrick le coach qui donne de super conseils. Service limousine pour l aéroport. Sauna, aman, piscine… literie top… rapport qualité/prix imbattable. Vous l avez compris, on vous le recommande fortement. "

"Although the property was undergoing renovations the noise was kept to a minimum and we were situated in the alternate wing across the path from the main building. Key card was deactivated several times as I had placed it by my phone. I had not had this happen in the past. But staff were quick to make it right. They are lovely. "

"I upgraded to the apartment over the studio for cheaper. Normal rates were $79 but I booked it for less. Arrived at 9pm and checked out by 11am (supposedly 10am is their normal check out time). It’s very walkable so on Sunday night, it looked dead. At 9am Monday morning, the whole area was popping. So the location is great. The room is average for Kenya and better than average bc the WiFi worked very well. Hot water? The desk told me to turn it on so it is strange by American standards but Kenya seems quite common. I did not use the kitchen or tv but the 1 bedroom apartment is plenty for 1-3 ppl unless you’re tall. The couch could barely fit me at 5’7 who napped for an hour. Overall, the bathroom is dated from the 1980s but it’s all good. I felt safe and the location is on point — I walked to an Ethiopian place with Afghan food (and halal goods) with so many local shops and a park nearby (5-15 minutes away)."