The tents are spacious with stunning Kilimanjaro views from your room, and the location right outside Kimana Gate makes game drives easy. Mike Ole Lepayon shares incredible Masai stories, the staff are kind and attentive, though the wifi only works at reception and mattresses could be newer.
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Read guide →This is the best stay during our two weeks Kenya trip. Location and the property is awesome. Our rooms (tent) are very spacious overlooking the awesome sight of Kilimanjaro mountain. Restaurant is hug...
What an amazing experience at Kilima resort. We went in September and enjoyed everything they had to offer. The Masai people added to the experience, a special shout out to Mike Ole Lepayon who shared...
We had such a lovely time here during our visit to Amboseli National Park! The staff were incredibly kind and attentive — always smiling and ready to help with anything we needed. The location couldn’...
We stayed at Kilima Safari Camp for two nights during our safari in Amboseli and overall had a pleasant stay. The camp is located right outside the Kimana Gate, which made it convenient for game drive...
Good location, just by the gate with views to Kilimanjaro. Rooms are OK, a bit outdated and would’ve needed a new mattress. Also a bit annoying that the WiFi only work in the reception and not in th...
Ultra-luxury tented camp perched on the Great Rift Valley escarpment with Out of Africa views. At $1,850-2,750 per person per night, it's among Africa's most expensive — and most beautiful — safari properties.