Continental Country Lodge

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• Upper Hill Country Lodge *** For all your Upper Hill Country Lodge accommodation requirements, we promise you:- - No hidden costs - 24 hr Emergency Rescue Service - Flexibility in changing of bookings for Upper Hill Country Lodge Upper Hill Country Lodge is owned and operated by Fairview Hotel. It was founded to cater for the business traveler without any compromise on comfort, safety, quietness or cleanliness. Location: Upper Hill Country Lodge is located in Upper Hill, Nairobi at the Second Ngong Avenue Road; 18 km from Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. Accommodation: Upper Hill Country Lodge has 31 Single Rooms, 3 twins and 10 doubles and a family room. Each well designed en suite single room has a spacious four-foot wide bed, Swedish duvet, and sound proofing on all doors and windows, which have been imported from Europe. To ensure maximum comfort, all rooms have a fan and mosquito proofing on the windows (including the bathroom window). Other room amenities are: -Accessible power sockets with Euro, US US and British outlets -State of the art telephone system (the latest IP model) -1 MB wi-fi in all rooms (and public areas) -Electronic safe -Satellite TV -Tea and Coffee facilities. -The bathroom is a unique design offering a large shower and granite vanity unit around the basin. General facilities: -5 top restaurants within walking distance -Well equipped Gym -Wi-Fi in public areas Please do join us in our excellent Camping safaris: lodge safaris; Birds watching Safaris, Gorilla trekking; mountain climbing; luxury-tented safaris; water rafting; beach safaris; balloon safaris & more.Please do not hesitate to contact us for any additional information or assistance that you may require. Individual and discounted group rates also available on request We aim to create that special relationship which converts our business partners and visitors into life longtime friends. Yours Sincerely, STEVE http://www.eyesonnatureexpeditions.com Blog :http://www.eyesonnatureexpeditions.com/blog
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