Kenya Comfort Hotel

... things. Also when we are abroad, we should expect to pay for the same things and some more depending on the level of comfort we expect. When you look at, you will understand why people pay to volunteer abroad. The volunteer abroad cost goes into paying: ...

Well here we are. Sitting at the internet cafe in Nairobi, near our hotel which is called Kenya comfort Hotel and it is at the junction of Muindi Mbingu/Monrovia street. It is a very nice hotel. Very clean and has just recently been refurbished and ...

... , people told us there was no Comfort Inn, only a few other hotels with similar names.  Finally we decided the Kenya Comfort Hotel sounded closest and arranged for our own taxi to take us there.   Upon arriving, we learned that they did not ...

... first encounter with bugs came the other morning whilst eating breakfast on the balcony outside the restaurant at the Kenya Comfort Hotel.  The setting was picturesque--- overlooking Jevanjee gardens and the road below- sun streaming in through the ...

... . The static shocks sparking like lightning in the fluffy white mound. I had a surprisingly decent breakfast at that same hotel. Luckily, Somosas are a common find in Kenya, which I mow to no end. Jamal ended up getting me on a bus instead of a truck, and ...

... for the common starch, ground up maize or ugali), all for the equivalent of a few U.S. dollars. We then went back to our hotel room and read in comfort until Douglas came to get us at 20:15 to go and see the game. Kickoff wasn't until 21:45 local time ...

... ; We moved on after a couple of days to the next lodge which was the Amboseli serena lodge , another grand building , with all the comfort you could wish for. When seeing how many Kenyan people  lived it made you feel quite humble. at each lodge the ...

... a few others.   As already mentioned in the previous chapter, as we stepped inside the Mountain Lodge (our hotel on the slopes of Mt. Kenya totally surrounded by thick forest) we were greeted with the customary Kenyan warmth on one hand and flutes of ...

... a true African aura. Each room takes a different theme still retaining the African ambiance to create the lifetime experience and comfort. Sunset Villa offers the ideal holiday for a family, honeymoon,wedding or group of friends looking to relax and ...

... my tea and dragged on my first cigarette of the day and tried to snuggle even deeper within the comfort of my jacket… The forest scene below our hotel balcony was like a theatre setting for a magical play.  Beauty at peace, but with a hypnotic ...

... Every bit of money counts, especially when it comes to U {ncle} S {am’s} Dollars!!) While Shonali sipped her tea in the comfort and warmth of her bed, I took mine onto the open balcony to take in some nicotine along with my tea.  It was ...

... along the walls where you could place your drinks and sit on the bar stools to watch the antics of cavorting hippos in comfort! Hippos look like huge tubes of blubber on four stubby legs, but actually are immensely strong and amazingly agile in ...

... are called “ischial callosities”.  These calluses are nerveless, hairless pads of skin that provide for the sitting comfort of the baboon. An interesting fact about baboons is that they are omnivorous.  Apart from grass, roots, bark ...

... had a true heroes welcome with dancers, singers, and the media.  I was a little star struck! A word to the wise: The Nairobi Comfort Hotel is not the Comfort Inn!  It was clean but ridiculously loud -- drills and hammers until 11pm at which ...

... first half of the day I clambered into the taxi with the others and we zipped back to the hostel. A late lunch at the Comfort Hotel Kenya of grilled mbuzi (goat ribs) with ugali was delicious and much needed after the long day. Returning to the hostel, I ...

Long drive back from Arusha to Nairobi, quick stay at Comfort Hotel in Nairobi (for shower) and then to the airport to head back home via Heathrow. ...

... lion cubs but were told that at 18 months, they were too mature (ie. rowdy and big claws) for visitors. We paid 1000 Kenya shillings each (about the equivalent $AUD12.50) each to visit three 18 month old cheetahs. We were ushered in quite quickly and ...

... . Dad couldn't sleep either - we hadn't even arrived in Africa and he was already having stomach problems (sorry if that's t.m.i.). The Kenya Airlines flight was a smooth ride and there were TVs in the headrests in front of each chair so we were able to ...

... ). So Michelle (Aussie) and I went our own way on Tuesday afternoon before our Sth African flight the next day, and a budget hotel has never felt so good! In fact I'll probably remember Nairobi for my first decent meal! Pretty shattered so just ate, ...

... meat(beef, pork, chicken...), and every day, 2 different exotic meats. We can taste ostrich and crocodile: much better ostrich meat for us. With our stomachs completely full, go back to hotel for some sleep. Tomorrow will be again a long day on the ...