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Read MoreAngama Mara
The super-elegant Angama Mara safari lodge offers a sophisticated experience in the Masai Mara and an emphasis on design, service and lots of facilities.
Photo by Dook, courtesy ArijijuRead MoreArijiju
Arijiju is a luxury, private home on Borana Conservancy that masterfully blends in with the landscape. It is an unrivaled retreat and sanctuary; a true destination in and of itself.
Photo by Stevie Mann, courtesy Borana LodgeRead MoreBorana Lodge
Borana Lodge is the first and original property on Borana Conservancy, Kenya’s newest and most successful rhino sanctuary.
Read MoreCampi Ya Kanzi
Combining an inspiring commitment to admirable values—community outreach, conservation and environmentalism—with laid-back glamour (the Trust’s president is a Hollywood star), this remote lodge feels far from the madding crowds of other lodge locations.
Courtesy Cottar's 1920s CampRead MoreCottar’s 1920s Camp
This is definitely more for those who hanker after the golden age of safari rather than an experience that reflects modern-day Kenya, but the beautifully outfitted tents, opulent furnishings and air of casual elegance make this a luxury-in-the-wilderness experience par...
Read MoreElephant Watch Safaris
Built from recycled timber and set on the Ewaso Nyiro river, this camp is both eco-friendly and romantic, with a dedication to education and wildlife conservation.
Read MoreGiraffe Manor
One of Kenya’s most unforgettable stays, the antique-filled Giraffe Manor allows guests to meet and dine with giraffes, an incredibly special, but ever so slightly contrived, experience.
Courtesy HemingwaysRead MoreHemingways Nairobi Resort
Located in the leafy suburb of Karen, Hemingways Nairobi is the top full-service resort in the city of Nairobi.
Photo by Backdrop AgencyRead MoreLengishu
Lengishu is a luxury, exclusive-use private home that sits at the center of Borana Conservancy. Picture a stately English manor house in the country with thatched roofs, eclectic art and African touches throughout…then you will have Lengishu.
courtesy Lewa HouseRead MoreLewa House
Perched on a hill at the heart of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, the Lewa House maximizes the sweeping views of the region. With the rugged Mathews Range and the sacred mountain of Ololokwe to the north and the gentle rolling hills...
Mara Nyika Camp. Courtesy Great PlainsRead MoreMara Nyika Lodge
The mission of Great Plains Conservation is to be agents of conservation who also create phenomenal, once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences for their guests. And as for pinch-me moments, there’s nothing quite like waking up to views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kenya’s Chyulu...
Read MoreMara Plains Camp
Part of Relais & Châteaux, Mara Plains Camp offers boutique accommodations, a sophisticated under-canvas design and a focus on food and game viewing.
ol Donyo Lodge. Courtesy Great PlainsRead MoreOl Donyo Lodge
The mission of Great Plains Conservation is to be agents of conservation who also create phenomenal, once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences for their guests. And as for pinch-me moments, there’s nothing quite like waking up to views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kenya’s Chyulu...
Photo by Melissa Biggs BradleyRead MoreOl Jogi
Ol Jogi safari lodge offers an over-the-top, once-in-a-lifetime safari experience within a 60,000-acre private conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya.
Courtesy Peponi HotelRead MorePeponi Hotel
No trip to Lamu is complete without visiting this iconic, family-owned establishment that is a destination in and of itself.
Photo by The Safari CollectionRead MoreSala’s Camp
Sala’s Camp is a great affordable and comfortable home base from which to enjoy Kenya’s Masai Mara.
Read MoreSanctuary at Ol Lentille
Ideal for families and couples seeking an authentic Kenyan experience with an emphasis on conservation.
Photo by The Safari CollectionRead MoreSasaab
Kenya’s Sasaab, located in the arid semi-desert of Samburu, offers an immersive experience amid remote landscapes.
Segera Nest. Photo by Crookes and Jackson, courtesy SegeraRead MoreSegera Retreat
Located in the heart of Laikipia, Segera is a 50,000-acre retreat that blends stylish comfort, adventurous activities and a strong commitment to conservation. Five villas on stilts and five houses, including a former farmhouse, are positioned to ensure complete privacy,...
Courtesy SirikoiRead MoreSirikoi
Recognized as one of the top lodges in the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Sirikoi is owned by the Roberts family, whose 50 years of safari experience means that you couldn’t be in better hands.
Photo by The Safari CollectionRead MoreSolio Lodge
The five-room Solio is located on a ranch and rhino conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya.
Read MoreThe Emakoko
This unique, stylish lodge offers the chance to feel like you’re on safari while literally being within view of Nairobi’s skyscrapers.
Courtesy The MajlisRead MoreThe Majlis
The Majlis offers an idyllic and peaceful beach getaway in Lamu, a worthwhile add-on to a Kenyan safari for those looking to go a bit off-the-beaten-path.
Courtesy Villa Rosa KempinskiRead MoreVilla Rosa Kempinski
The Villa Rosa Kempinski is a large corporate hotel located in Nairobi’s trendy Westlands neighborhood.
