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Details of Samburu Simba Lodge
ROOMS: villas
- six on the ground floor and four on the first floor of which two rooms are interconnected.
From your room you have a fantastic view over the stunning plains, where elephants are grazing. Nearby rare game – reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa orynx and long-necked gerunuk can be seen.
Lodge Facilities:
- 2 swimming pools
- Pool side bar
- Safes available at the reception
- Telephone calls through the operator
- Television – satellite TV: CNN, BBC Super Sport at Ibis Pub
- Doctor on call
- Health Club
- Laundry Service
Short Overview
Samburu Simba lodge is overlooking the Buffalo springs and the Uaso Nyiro Rive, 300 kilometres out of Nairobi.
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