Hôtels 5 étoiles à Comté de Narok, Kenya

I stayed at Fig Tree Camp for 5 days in February with my son and his family. We were looked after extremely well for our whole stay. We were picked up at the airport strip by Julius, our driver, and our guide, also called Julius! Made remembering names more easily! We were taken on safari immediately and saw lions and giraffes before heading to the camp. We were met with cool drinks and cloths before giving our details to the wonderful receptionist, Sheila. We were shown our tents, overlooking a bend in the river, where we were able to see (and hear) hippopotamus and their babies. We took a balloon trip, arriving just before dawn and we rose into the air as the sun rose over the land. It was a magical experience and Thom, our captain, was very knowledgeable about the animals we saw. Once we had landed, we were driven for our amazing champagne breakfast before being whisked off on safari again. Our driver and guide were very good and found out where the animals were, we were lucky enough to see a leopard - one of the 50 in the park. We were also amazed to find ourselves in the middle of a herd of elephants and babies, who moved so quietly for all their bulk. We were also in the right place to watch hunting lionesses, even though they didn't make a kill that time. Every time we went out, we saw amazing animals in their habitat. We also had 2 picnic meals in the bush, it felt quite bizarre to be able to sit outside to eat in a place where lions, elephants and cheetahs roamed. I can recommend Fig Tree Camp and the great staff there. If you are thinking of visiting the Massai Mara, head for Fig Tree Camp!

Pros: location is excellent, very nice amenities, food is very good, and game drives with Moseka were also good (despite not finding a male lion). I was injured during this trip and the nurse Betty took great care while redressing my wounds. All staff were very polite. The property itself is beautiful. Wake up service and morning coffee delivery was a very nice personal touch. View of mara river and hippos grunting away will never be forgotten. Cons: disorganised staff - they didn't know we were on our honeymoon trip despite telling them in advance. Phone did not work in the room and our room was in the far wing of the property. There were a lot of staff at the property who mentioned that they are assigned to us specifically but then we had to rely on the other staff. During checkout, they couldn't figure out we had prepaid in advance. They booked hot air balloon for us on the day of checkout only to then later rush us to pack in hurry when they could have simply told us to keep our luggage ready a day in advance.

L'emplacement de l'hôtel est très bon, l'environnement est très bon, la vue est dégagée, surplombant le delta du Masai Mara. La variété du petit-déjeuner est assez abondante et c'est également un bon choix pour amener les enfants à jouer.

Excellent!! Service clientèle était excellent. Les chambres que nous nettoyons avec de l'eau fraîche. Nous nous sentions très sûrs. Je vous recommanderai de rester. Les repas sont propres car la nourriture était délicieuse. Le personnel était très attentif aux invités.

Parce qu'il y avait des amis préconisés, ils ont choisi ici. Je ne pensais pas avoir une surprise. C'est ici que les Chinois ont leur propre hôtel. Il y a plus de dix ans. L'expérience de l'hôtel se sent super-valuée. Le bébé blanc de matin et demi, les légumes me font bouger. Chaque chambre est équipée d'un petit balcon et d'un jardin indépendant, avec un petit étage en bois dans la chambre, très nouveau. Il est étrange de ne pas avoir de notes élevées, et il a demandé aux administrateurs chinois de savoir qu'il n'y avait pas de personnel chinois depuis des années. Les commentaires sont principalement donnés par certains clients étrangers. La Chine a dépensé des millions de rénovations de son système d'eau et d'énergie solaire et a mis à jour son matériel. Vous avez entendu dire que le WIFI de la chambre de l'année entrera également dans la chambre. L'accent est mis sur le buffet nocturne avec du porc et de la bouffe. Le serveur est enthousiaste et ami, et il est invité à visiter le peuple. La position est à deux kilomètres de la porte du Parc national de Marseille, pratique et économique. Tout est trop cher pour voir le parc avant, et on a entendu dire que certains Indiens ont ouvert des hôtels. Donc, je vous conseille de vous rendre libre, si vous êtes vraiment libre, cet hôtel doit être recommandé. J'ai entendu dire qu'il y avait un magasin de sœurs sous la montagne de Limzaro, et je vais voir la prochaine fois.

It’s worth every penny. Wonderful experience.