Airy cottages in a refined hotel offering lakeside seating, a rustic restaurant/bar & a pool.
The food comes in huge portions and tastes incredible, and you can kayak, take boat rides, or fish from the jetty. Service feels personal like the place is yours, but campsite ablutions are rundown—loose toilets, bad water pressure, broken hot showers—despite looking new.
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Read guide →It's a nice place to visit while on vacation. The food prepared is delicious and large quantity, the staff are friendly and eager to assist. There is a swimming pool and great view. The place is child...
We took a vacation to Rusinga Island Lodge with my fiancée for her birthday, and we had an amazing time. The service was so personal it felt like the place was ours. We kayaked, took boat rides includ...
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I had mixed feelings about our 1 night stay at their campsite. The bathroom ablutions look new but are actually rundown : toilets were loose when we sat on, tap was loose, hot showers didn't work and...
Nicest place to blow the steam off. Jet skis boat rides and good food with drinks. I recommend the mango juice, was very refreshing.
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