We opted not to stay overnight because the bathroom did not offer any privacy at all. We were advised the glass was going to be frosted soon and they offered to throw a sheet over the glass - but to us, the toilet should be in a completely separate room from the bedroom and the shower - separated by a solid wall and door, not glass panels. Beautiful architecture, but not enough privacy for us to stay. Also the air conditioning unit was complicated to operate and didn’t seem to make the room cool enough - suggest including operating instructions in the room, a cheat sheet of some sort. The WiFi also was spotty - worked on my phone but not on my laptop, and the tv wasn’t working yet. Suggest the option to connect to internet (for Netflix) as well as satellite tv.
- Guest User
Ladies and gentlemen, I stayed at the hotel on the first day in Nairobi. The staff were friendly and smiling, which made me have a good first impression of the African people. I thought all the people in Nairobi were so friendly. After the Safari, we stayed at Kempinski, which is relatively close to Wilson airport. The room facilities are not half as convenient as that of the Tribe Hotel.
- Guest User