Sarova Panafric Hotel

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Apartments he hotel offers an additional choice of accommodation in its 42 fully serviced apartments which are located in a separate block within the hotel premises. Apartments have their own secure and ample parking space, with 24-hour security.Sarova Panafricapartments are fully furnished and comprise of a living and dining room, well-equipped kitchen with an electric cooker and a choice of one or two bedrooms facing either the manicured pool garden or the parking. Apartments are leased for a minimum period of three months

Club Rooms
Club rooms offer pure indulgence, characterised by warm colours and décor. From the deep pile carpet to the fluffy white toweling robes and slippers, guests receive simple courtesies a floral arrangement in the bedroom, coffee and tea making facilities and free internet access.

Executive Rooms
The executive rooms are characterised by inviting furnishings and décor that create a contemporary yet convivial atmosphere. They have a comfortable princely bed, ensuite bathrooms with showers, and overlook the hotel’s swimming pool or lovely gardens.

Superior Rooms
With a unique view of the city, the superior rooms are superbly luminous with their floor-to-ceiling windows. They feature spacious bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms and large wardrobes, cool granite tiled floors and richly coloured furnishings.

Short Overview

Idyllically located 5 minutes' drive from the CBD and 18 km from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, amidst beautifully landscaped gardens in a quiet suburb of Nairobi.

Hotel Amenities

Internet
Outside national park
Pool

Type of accommodation

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