Midland Hotel

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Details of Midland Hotel

ROOMS:

ATTIC ROOMS (Exotic)

Midland hotel offers you our attic rooms located in the second floor with a total of eleven rooms plus one superior room that has a sitting area with cozy couches to seat and relax. These rooms are decorated in an inviting executive style with classic furnishings, with our king size beds so comfortable you would like to cancel your morning plans.

All unsuited with separate bathrooms, with raw forest shower, relaxing spa body amenities by Hanview, complementary coffee and tea making facilities, Internet via Wi-Fi, town view, mini bar, telephone with voice mail and a complementary newspaper available in the morning.

CLUB ROOMS

We have a total of four (4) club rooms that offers unrivalled luxury, from wall to wall carpet to the comfortable bathrobes and sandals.

The rooms are all en-suite with bathtubs & shower, lovely mahogany furnishings, four poster King size bed, tea/coffee making facilities, fully stocked mini-bar and satellite TVs.

A complimentary local newspaper and free high-speed wireless internet is also available in the rooms.

DELUXE ROOMS

There are a total of 20 deluxe rooms which are elegantly furnished in warm tones. The rooms are all en-suite with bathtubs & shower, lovely mahogany furnishings, four poster King size bed, tea/coffee making facilities and satellite TVs.

Complimentary local newspaper and free high-speed wireless internet is also available.

STANDARD ROOMS

There are a total of 37 standard rooms of which 24 are in one wing with views of either the car park or the town centre whereas the remaining 13 rooms are located on the garden wing.

All the 24 car-park/town facing rooms have wall to wall carpets and large wardrobes.

The 13 garden facing rooms open to a “courtyard” garden with a lovely fresh feel atmosphere.

All the standard rooms have ensuite bathrooms and satellite TVs. Complimentary local newspaper and free high-speed wireless internet are also available.

Short Overview

Set on two acres in the heart of Nakuru Town just off the Trans-African Highway, this facility is beautifully located for tourists, corporate clientele as well as individual travelers.

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