3-Star Hotels in Nairobi

I stayed in this hotel for 10 nights on 07 March 2024. The room were very clean I even left a tip for the room cleaner for the first time in my life. Really, Everything was lovely, breakfast, food on rooftop restaurant and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Definately I will be coming back. Happy customer, Kate😃

My stay was amazing, great hotel the hotel safe were very helpful great staff, breakfast was delicious choice of meal and fruits all fresh , the in house amenities was fantastic, and the location was really nice for me . Rest assured I will be visiting again. Thanks you La Maison Royal. My overall experience was above expectations due to the bad reviews. Am happy I made my own decision. I was not disappointed

Accommodation in Kenya is very expensive. It's relatively affordable here. Not far from China's Xinhua News Agency and the Chinese district. YAYA CENTER is within walking distance. There are a lot of sausages for breakfast, few dishes, pure Western style, you can order black tea for no extra charge. But breakfast is 1,500 shillings, which is not cheap anymore. There is no way to go out.

To begin with; 1. The location is great 2. Check in was very smooth 3. The facility has the most greenery i have seen Huge props for the complementing the Eco System. 4. My room was very clean 5. The facility has very friendly team. Great job! NOTE: I stayed in room D06 and the WC needs to be checked, it seemed to be faulty.

The location is convenient. It is very convenient to call Uber. You can choose to start at Boma Hospitality college, which is a hotel management college. It is a business affiliated to the hotel group. You can see many uniformed students passing through it every day.

Nice Cozy Hotel in the suburbs of Nairobi. Short distance to Nairobi CBD. Friendly staff.. Good ambience.. Quiet. Affordable room rates. In house room service for meals delivery. A nearby restaurant where you can walk for some cold beers as you watch your favourite being scored by a rival team.Less than 50 feet away

With a stay at Rabi Hotel in Nairobi (Ngara West), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Nairobi National Park and United Nations Office at Nairobi. This hotel is 7 mi (11.2 km) from Thika Road Mall and 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Aga Khan University Nairobi.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a hair salon, and tour/ticket assistance.At Rabi Hotel, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Make yourself at home in one of the 40 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include desks and complimentary bottled water, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I have stayed in this hotel 8 times! ( i actually only stay here when i come to Nairobi ) but this time it was so horrible! It was buggs and msquito in my room! ( my father Even told the reseption. They said They will spray, it was still buggs and msquitos. We were not sleeping in 2 days because we were eaching so much. And the breachfast! We have to sit for 40 minuttes because we have to order what we Want ( ommelet and boiled eggs ). 40 minuttes for breakfast is long.... before 680 hotel had a buffe, and that was really nice! I Can’t believe how much this hotel has gone down from last year! I have been loyal and felt at home here for so many years! But i will book another hotel for my stay in April! Even the puillos this time had old blod on them......

For one night, an excellent choice considering the price. Small room, very basic bathroom. Close to a club with music until late at night. Restaurant with good food. Hot water in the bathroom is a plus.

STAY AWAY. This hotel is a fleabag. I am a travel agent and booked this hotel for clients for one night and myself for two nights. After each changing rooms 1x, with the 2nd room being as bad or worse than the first, we left and checked in elsewhere. Upon speaking to some business contacts in Nairobi, they shared that is typical- most people check in and out within an hour. In a nutshell, the rooms were filthy. The carpet was stained and wet in some areas. The furniture was pealing and/or missing the laminate. There was no air conditioning and the windows either wouldn't open (no screens) or if open, the street noise and exhaust was overwhelming (this in just the hour we were there!). The bathroom was worse. Cracked tiles, dirty, some mold, and if there was a shower (not all rooms had one which was not disclosed) the ”shower” was a blue bucket attached to the ceiling with perforated holes. The guy at the front desk was the only good thing about the place. He was quite apologetic and asked that we wait to speak with the GM. The GM thought it was quite amusing- smirking as he spoke with us, and was unwilling to do anything for us regarding a refund. We have since recommended that ******* and all Credit Card travel programs remove this hotel from their listings- as well as advised my East Africa travel group to never recommend. They seemed to be doing some renovations (which they also didn't disclose)- removing the carpeting and putting in tile. However, in addition to all above, the room I was given had two rooms (one across hall and one next door) being renovated with the noise of that occurring as well as chemical and paint odors also permeating the hall. AGAIN. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.