Hotels in Nairobi - Prices and Reviews

Nouvelle d'un temps africain : « Millima haïkutani lakini bina damu hutana » ce qui veut dire que les montagnes ne se rencontrent jamais mais les humains oui. Nairobi to Arusha : Hudjambo, habari yako ?? Cet essai essaiera de relater le plus fidèlement possible le temps que j'ai passé en Afrique de l'Est, sur la ligne, à Arusha. La ligne : c'es...

As I mentioned in the previous update, the team is doing well and staying healthy. There have been some problems sleeping and adjusting to the time zone. Its good to have our favorite nurse, Julie, there to take care of those types of things. Grace said the food has been very good. Breakfast has been porage most morings but they've also had eggs...

We arrived back from our safari in Kenya last night. I have not been able to keep up the travelogue because of lack of computer access. I will attempt to catch up a bit. First of all, I last wrote about arriving in Hurghada, Egypt. This place turned out to be a real treat. We were in a lovely resort with good food. Buffet breakfast and dinner we...

Our arrival into Nairobi was a welcoming one and one where we were shocked...no one was hassling us. Everyone just let us walk passed them. We liked Kenya already after our Cairo experience. Our driver took us through all the back streets of Nairobi to get to our hotel which gave us a great insight into the way of life here. A carnivor restauran...

Hey friends, I need to make a correction to the spelling of "poli" to "pole." I'm a SLOW learner. Anyways, last weekend was greeeaaaat! We didn't see tigers but we did see: lions, lioness, cheetahs, giraffes, elephants, wildebeest (lots of them because it is the end of their migration season, they go back to Tanzania), hippos, crocs, zebras, and...

Hi everyone, well no one in the team can believe weve only been out here one week! Thats not to say were having a terrible time, more so that weve made so many strong friendships and had to take in so much everyday that are brains are working overtime. The locals love teaching us new swahili words and the Children never seem to get tired when it...

The last day of the culture and language program was today, which means I get to start work at the orphanage tomorrow! The program has been great and I'm picking up Swahili pretty well, but I'm really excited to stop being a tourist and start working. Making these entries sensical is way too much work, so here are some of the random notes I've b...

Hey Everyone!!! I have arrived in Kenya. Every thing is great so far. I was welcomed by a large number of people which was great. The AIESECers came and received me at the airport. I am staying with Mary, she is part of AIESEC as well. Her place is great. I slept well last night as well. The flight was very very long so I was extremely tired. Ye...

Day the Twenty-second - in which we mostly sleep and nothing of interest happens. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Got a taxi to the Nairobi Youth Hostel. Pretty pricey, especially as there was no hot water. Nairobi is overcast and chilly. Cold shower - brrrr! At least we feel clean now. Heeding warnings about Nairobi [or Nairobbery] we walked into town with noth...

Today, we made it to the Nairobi National Park. It is the only park in the world that is entirely within city limits. Hey that's something! Sophie and I went to the park, Ed and Aunty Jane went to a Christian revival at Uhuru park. At the park entrance, you have many options. One can go into the animal orphanage, which is basially a zoo with mos...