Lake Naivasha Hotels & Hostels (17)

Lonely Planet review

About 1km past Hotel Yelogreen is this idiosyncratic place, ideal for those fleeing the noise of Fisherman's Camp and its ilk. There's a store selling basic provisions and a range of accommodatio…

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Spread along the grassy tree-laden southern shore, this is a perennial favourite of campers, overland companies and hungry hippos. While hippo movements have been restricted by electric fences fo…

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Nothing around the lake can compare with this grand colonial farm house for utter African safari charm. Wander the house and soak up the atmosphere before sinking into some wicker with a cup of t…

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A luxury tented camp nestled among trees and overlooking the tiny jade-green crater lake. The food is good and the service excellent, and you can explore the whole of the sanctuary on foot. This …

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Following Fisherman's lead, the Crayfish Camp can seem more like a beer garden than a campsite, but it's not a bad option. The pricey new rooms are a bit minimalist, but have some charm, while th…

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Small bungalows, each with its own diminutive veranda, dot the lovely lawn and offer great lake views. Although lacking the 'wow' factor of others, it's comfortable, extremely friendly and a rela…

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If you have money to burn and find plywood charming, you'll love the overpriced DIY standard rooms. The 'Jumbo House' rooms are even more pricey, but have creature comforts like satellite TV and …

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Luxurious, top end accommodation.

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Run by KWS, this is a reasonable site with some slightly shabby permanent tents for rent. There's a path down to the lake for some free wildlife viewing.

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We could try and tell you about the absolute lavishness of the main house and the tower, but you'd never believe us - we still can't believe it, and we saw it! Perhaps the most luxurious accommod…

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Luxurious, top end accommodation.

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It's pleasant, but the cottage-style rooms and bathrooms are much more dated than other lodges. Another drawback is its lack of lake frontage.

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Luxurious, top end accommodation.

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Towering cacti and manicured gardens front massive luxury cottages at this new resort that opened in 2004. Upstairs suites boast balconies, king-sized beds, modern bathrooms, TVs and pure comfort…

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Rose petals dust the beds and floors of these five sublime suites, each unique and a mix of Kenyan and Mediterranean influences. Despite being rather luxurious, the old wood timbers, grass mats a…

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Although lacking Fisherman's lakeside location, Top Camp boasts crazy lake views from its hill-top perch. It's a quiet place with various tin-roofed, bamboo-walled bandas (almost all have bathroo…

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For basic roofed accommodation, you'll do no better than the Y. It's also convenient for walks into Hell's Gate. There are two dorms and a number of Spartan bandas; firewood and bedding can be pr…

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