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ROOMS: 48 standard rooms

The first thing you find in your room you find a newsletter with details of what‘s nesting where in the hotel grounds. The habits, lives and domestic squabbles of the residents in the trees are discussed in detail. Even if you are not particularly keen on birds you can’t ignore them. And this is definitely the place to learn.

Short Overview

Lake Baringo Club is situated at the shores of Lake Baringo and its birdwatchers paradise.Over 460 species have been recorded here so it’s no surprise that Lake Baringo is a Mecca for bird watchers and a highlight of the ornithology circuit of East Africa.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
Outside national park
Pool

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