Here are The Emakoko – Nairobi National Park Resident Rates:
What Does PPS Mean? PPS (Per Person Sharing) means cost Per Adult when sharing the Room with another. Example KES 10,000/- PPS means, 2 Adults in 1 Room pay KES 20,000/-| Half Board | Full Board | |||
| Cottage Rooms | Sharing | Single | Sharing | Single |
| 20th Sep 2022 – 1st Sep 2023 Rates for Stays WITHIN 2 Weeks (at the time of Booking) | ||||
| Child Policy | (Per Child, Per Night) |
| Full Board | Half Board |
Included: Meals where applicable, WiFi
Extras:
Emakoko Lodge Prices / Rates (above) are in KES, Per Person, Per Night
Excludes: All Drinks, Nairobi National Park Fees and other Extras
| Nairobi National Park KWS Park Fees | KENYA CITIZEN | EAST AFRICAN RESIDENT | NON RESIDENT |
| Adults (24 Hours) Child (24 Hours) | KES 400.00 KES 200.00 | KES 400.00 KES 200.00 | USD 35.00 USD 20.00 |
The Emakoko is a boutique lodge uniquely positioned on the edge of the Nairobi National Park. It is located a short 45 minute drive from either of Nairobi’s airports. The drive through the park itself, with its beautiful scenery and abundance of plains game is a superb way to start any East African safari. What better way to start a holiday by supporting the conservation of this unique area and in particular, by supporting the endangered Black Rhino which are prolific in this park.
The Nairobi National Park, despite its proximity to the capital city of Kenya, boasts a spectacular assortment of birds and wildlife, with over 400 species of bird recorded in one day. With an excellent possibility of spotting four of the Big Five, many Nairobi residents find the lodge a perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of city life. By staying at The Emakoko Nairobi National Park, you are directly contributing to the protection and conservation of Nairobi National Park and its wildlife.
The Emakoko Lodge allows people to start and finish their safari in the wildlife environment they have traveled so far to enjoy. Within 15 minutes of clearing customs they can be viewing game in Nairobi National park. The only “transfer” delays likely to be encountered en route to or from The Emakoko are the natural pauses to watch a pride of lions or waiting for a Rhino or journey of Giraffe to cross the road.
Ready to book your holiday at The Emakoko – Nairobi National Park ? Contact us for the best rates.Indoors or out, relaxation is assured
An open, airy, spacious and informal environment has been created to allow our guests to escape from the pressures of everyday life. Whether you are enjoying an Emakoko ‘Dawa’ in the viewing area or simply a coffee by the pool overlooking the river, relaxation is assured.
A wealth of locally crafted treasures
The Emakoko boutique offers a wealth of treasures all locally crafted in Kenya. The shop is also one of the main Africa Adorned (Jewellry Ltd) outlets; Africa Adorned is the unique collection of original yet traditional timeless jewelry, designed by Lippa Wood and Joanna Garner and hand made in the Maasai Mara supporting the local communities.
With only 10 rooms The Emakoko Lodge offers an exclusive and personal environment for our guests to enjoy. Five rooms are situated at the main level and five built into the cliff face higher up. The climb to the upper rooms is worth it for the spectacular views, but if you do not fancy the climb you can always jump onto our funicular lift.
Emakoko room designs and interiors are designed for comfort, from huge, luxurious beds to the black-out curtains. Each room has its own private veranda.
Emakoko Chef is always on the look out for new recipes, in particular those that can adapt to have a ‘Swahilli flavour’. Emakoko menus range from British and French influences to Thai and Indian, all of which are carefully put together to ensure that even the most conservative eater will be delighted. Lunches are accompanied by salads fresh from Emakoko’s Lodge garden. Emakoko Lodge team of free-range chickens produce the most wonderful eggs which are a great way to start any day.
If stress is what you are escaping from, and rest is what you need, then The Emakoko is the perfect place. At times the silence can be almost deafening during the day, and the nights are often filled with distant noises of wild animals going about their nocturnal business.
Take a private game drive into one of the most unique game parks in the world, Nairobi National Park or visit the communities that border it. Otherwise an excursion into Nairobi to visit the David Sheldrick wildlife trust, the giraffe centre or the local shops may be more appealing. Finally for the more adventurous, a long run in the Kitengela Conservancy, to stretch those legs is also one of the many options.
