Lemala Kuria HIlls Serengeti

Details

Details of Lemala Kuria HIlls Serengeti

Accommodation
10 custom built standard tents. The unique design is based on sound, globally recognized and accepted environmental principals, which ensure the lightest footprint possible. The materials which have been selected in the construction of the units, are a mix of recycled steel, glass, sustainable timbers, composite decking and canvas.

The tents are very spacious at 70 square meters and all are stylishly furnished with a contemporary design, making them comfortable and homely.

The double rooms offer grand super-king beds whilst the twins have two three quarter sized beds. The entrance into the unit is from the back through an entrance hall, which affords the guests privacy when inside the tent. From here, one enters into the bedroom and sitting area. Each unit comprises a sitting area, bedroom, bathroom, dressing area, outside deck area and outside shower.

Bathrooms are spacious with double basins, WC, shower and bath. Extended shade net awnings over the front decks of the tents provide additional shade, keeping them cool. All tents are also fitted with ceiling fans.

FACILITIES:

  • swimming pool
  • spa
  • wifi
  • A bar, inside sitting areas,
  • dining,
  • gift shop,
  • outside deck area with tables and chairs all make up the main area where guests can relax and dine in comfort.

Short Overview

   Brand new permanent luxuty camp.Situated on the main corridor of the world-famous wildebeest migration and just a stone’s throw from the Mara River, Kuria Hills tented camp offers guests the opportunity of witnessing this magnificent event at its very best.

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