Sentrim Elementaita Lodge

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Details of Sentrim Elementaita Lodge

ROOMS: 88

10 deluxe cottages,
32 ground floor standard cottages,
16 upper floor standard cottages,
6 family houses each with two bedrooms
18 standard rooms beneath the conference rooms.

All the rooms are equipped with the following:

Tea/coffee making facility
Mini fridge
TV with zuku and DSTV**
Free WIFI
In-house telephone
Digital safe

Short Overview

Sentrim Elementaita Lodge is Located on the shores of Lake Elementaita on the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway, 120km from Nairobi Kenya. It is also a short distance from Gilgil town.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Internet
Outside national park
Pool

Type of accommodation

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