Search Hotels near Jomo Kenyatta Intl. Airport (NBO), Nairobi

"breakfast very $$$ & half the items were cold shuttle bus left without us when they knew what flight we arrived on they did help us with a reservation for the wrong date but they weren't even close to being full so that should have been easy beautiful rooms and property "

"Staff and property were very nice. Only complaints were the expensive food- not even complimentary coffee- and our room never got cold- AC not very good. Good to find out that they offer day rooms for short layovers."

"Friendly staff. Room is clean and very comfortable "

"Average hotel. Room service breakfast is very bad and over priced. They charge about $5 for a bottle of water which in Kenya is just criminal and takes advantage of you as a guest knowing there are no shops near by "

"Thank you!"

"The hotel was beautiful and really clean. No concerns, right beside a mall so easy access to many things and really friendly staff"

"The shower was pathetic. They mounted the controls upside down so you couldn’t adjust the temperature or pressure independently. The result is a barely warm trickle of water. We had 2 rooms; it was the same in both."

"Yes. The breakfast menu was awesome. Rosetta's omelets were amazing and her smile was winsome! Lydia was polite, pleasant, and professional. Susan was amazing and friendly. Thank you. The team lead Gabriel was friendly and visible. I also met, David, the manager. He sees himself as a team leader. He also gave me a mug and a nice Hotel bag. "

"Fantastic modern and spacious room with a splendid view of the national park. Appreciated the balcony although it was a little cold at times still in March. Staff were fantastic across the hotel, always eager to help and check if we needed anything. Highly recommend. Breakfast offerings and view (again of the park) was great, as well as the rooftop bar on the 10th floor. The swimming pool is super aesthetic but not huge - more for lounging and paddling. The mojitos are strong! I stayed in the Ole-Sereni (the original, sister hotel) prior to my stay at Emara - whilst it felt more understated and more African, with closer access to the spa and gym, I would choose the Emara for its views, more modern rooms and slightly better breakfast offerings."