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ROOMS: 46

Rooms havemountainorgarden views.

All the rooms at The Aberdare Country Club are in the form of cottages and one standard suite. The cottages are as follows:-

19 Two bed room cottages
01 Three Bedroomed Cottage
01 Five Bedroomed Cottage
01 Standard Suite

From the above cottages, the under listed are suitable for families, honeymooners and those wanting something extra.

Honey Suckle
The Nursery Cottage
Kinangop Cottage
2 Deluxe Rooms
VIP Suite

Two deluxe rooms are set within The Nursery and the Kinangop cottages with their own doors and do not interconnect to any other room. This makes them suitable for the individuals as well as families.

9 HOLE GOLF COURSE

Property offers 9-hole Golf Course within the Game Sanctuary. Guests can bring their own clubs or hire them from the Club.The unique and wonderful thing about the golf course at the Club is that you can tee off amidst the wildlife that wonder on the course to forage for food. Priceless!

Short Overview

Aberdere Country Club is located outside of Aberdere NP on Mweiga Hill on Aberdares Highlands. Luxury property that offers a true Out of Africa experience. Rustic African lodge with golf course, horses and green lush tranquill gardens is ultimate escape for demanding guests!

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Golf
Honeymoon
Internet
Outside national park
Pool
Spa
Sports
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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