Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge

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Details of Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge

ROOMS: 84

21 cottages built in a crescent shape, and each has 4 rooms, 2 on the ground and 2 at the top, which totals to 84 rooms.

2 of these rooms are suitable for the physically challenged.
6 of the 21 cottages have inter-connecting rooms on the ground floor.

All rooms have large frontal windows; televisions; mini-bars; telephones; electronic safes; tea and coffee making facilities; and spacious, open air verandas.

Short Overview

Situated on the shores of Lake Naivasha, a fresh water lake whose surface area depends on the rainfall, the resort is 125kms from Nairobi or just over an hour’s drive on tarmac roads.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Honeymoon
Outside national park
Pool
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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