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ROOMS: 61

All cottages, rooms and suites numbering 61 in total,are decorated using the finest materials and fabrics. All accommodations have:

en suite bathrooms, some with baths, and all have
private balconies overlooking the river.

There are several family rooms. One room has been custom designed to accommodate the special needs of physically challenged persons.

Short Overview

Samburu game Lodge is set in 10 acres of pristine riverine forest on the western bank of the Uaso Nyiro River within the Samburu National Reserve in northern Kenya at an altitude of 857 meters above sea level.

Hotel Amenities

In national park
Pool

Type of accommodation

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