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Kozi Wilson Airport
Kozi Wilson Airport
Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport by IHG
Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport by IHG
Cozy Stead Hotel - Haven House, Gigiri
Cozy Stead Hotel - Haven House, Gigiri
Hotel Boulevard Nairobi, City Centre CBD
Hotel Boulevard Nairobi, City Centre CBD
Argyle Grand Hotel Nairobi Airport
Argyle Grand Hotel Nairobi Airport
Capital Comfort
Capital Comfort
The Panari Hotel - Near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
The Panari Hotel - Near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill
Best Western Nairobi Upper Hill
Four Points By Sheraton Nairobi Hurlingham
Four Points By Sheraton Nairobi Hurlingham
Best Western Premier Westlands
Best Western Premier Westlands
Royal Canaan Nairobi Hotel
Royal Canaan Nairobi Hotel
Hyatt House Nairobi Westlands
Hyatt House Nairobi Westlands
Holiday Inn Nairobi Two Rivers Mall by IHG
Holiday Inn Nairobi Two Rivers Mall by IHG
Eka Hotel Nairobi
Eka Hotel Nairobi
Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi
Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi
PrideInn Azure Hotel Nairobi Westlands
PrideInn Azure Hotel Nairobi Westlands
Park Inn by Radisson Nairobi Westlands
Park Inn by Radisson Nairobi Westlands
SNL Hotel & Gardens
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Top neighborhoods in Nairobi
Westlands
Westlands blends sleek corporate towers with high-end shopping and vibrant nightlife in Nairobi's premier business district. Hit up Sarit Centre and Westgate malls for luxury brands, then wander between contemporary art galleries tucked inside office buildings. When hunger strikes, choose from upscale Italian, Lebanese, or fusion African restaurants lining Parklands Road. Rooftop bars offer stunning skyline views while serving craft cocktails until the wee hours. Getting around is easy with abundant matatus and ride-sharing services connecting you to downtown. Business travelers appreciate the modern hotels with conference facilities, though expect to pay more for everything in this upscale neighborhood.
Nairobi Central Business District
Nairobi Central Business District buzzes with towering office blocks and the iconic cylindrical Kenyatta International Conference Centre dominating the skyline. Shop for colorful handicrafts at the vibrant Maasai Market or dive into the sensory feast of City Market with its fresh produce and local vendors. Take a breather at nearby Uhuru Park or Jeevanjee Gardens when the urban energy gets overwhelming. Dining options range from street food vendors serving nyama choma to upscale restaurants in office towers. Most business activity winds down after 5pm, so plan accordingly. Getting around is easy with abundant matatu terminals and bus stations, though traffic can be heavy during rush hours.
Karen
Karen blends luxury with nature just minutes from Nairobi's bustle. Wildlife encounters await at the Giraffe Centre, where these gentle giants bend down for up-close hellos. History buffs can wander the colonial-era Karen Blixen Museum and its sweeping garden grounds. Between wildlife sanctuaries and high-end shopping at The Hub Karen, the neighborhood offers a perfect mix of adventure and comfort. Dining options range from Italian bistros to authentic Kenyan cuisine in tree-shaded settings. Most attractions require transportation, with Uber and private vehicles being the easiest ways to navigate between sites. Accommodations lean upscale, with boutique hotels and luxury lodges nestled among the neighborhood's lush, quiet streets.
Gigiri
Gigiri combines diplomatic sophistication with unexpected natural beauty right in Nairobi's exclusive heart. The Village Market offers upscale shopping while the magnificent Karura Forest provides miles of hiking trails past hidden waterfalls. The UN headquarters complex adds international flair with its striking modernist architecture surrounded by embassy flags fluttering along tree-lined avenues. The dining scene features elegant restaurants serving refined international cuisine to a cosmopolitan crowd. Luxury hotels and diplomatic guesthouses dominate the accommodation options with premium amenities. Getting around requires private transport or ride-sharing apps, as public transit is limited in this serene, security-conscious neighborhood.
Kilimani
Kilimani delivers all the perks of an upscale Nairobi neighborhood without the downtown bustle. Tree-lined boulevards connect glass-fronted corporate towers with luxury shopping at Yaya Centre and The Junction malls. Rooftop restaurants serve up international cuisine alongside stunning skyline views. The leafy streets hide embassy buildings and gated communities perfect for travelers who appreciate a quieter Nairobi experience. Getting around is a breeze with Uber services usually arriving within 10 minutes. Matatu routes connect you to the CBD just 15 minutes away. Accommodations range from luxury serviced apartments to boutique hotels with rooftop pools and 24/7 security.
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Giraffes wander within sight of skyscrapers at Nairobi National Park, where lions roam just minutes from downtown traffic jams. The National Museum showcases Kenya's rich heritage through fossils and cultural artifacts that tell the human origin story. Bargain for everything from wooden masks to beaded jewelry at the bustling City Market, where haggling isn't just allowed but expected. Watch traditional dances at Bomas of Kenya, where performers represent tribes from across the country. For wildlife encounters without leaving town, feed endangered Rothschild's giraffes by hand at the Giraffe Centre. The Karen Blixen Museum offers a glimpse into colonial history inside the 'Out of Africa' author's former home.
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