Hotels with a Pool in Taita-Taveta County from AED 99

Great place to either relax or keep busy. The staff and food were fantastic!

Facility, staff, and overall location was divine. Staff always with a smile and customer service beyond this world. Maintenance of the facilities seemed to be a priority as well. The food was always delicious. The views were better than lion king movie. Amazing

This is the lodge on the property of Tsavo West national park (safari). It is of the high quality accommodation with an opportunity to see the wild life and game directly from the room's balcony and the terrace of the restaurant. Two water holes attract various species such as zebras, giraffes, antilopes, elephants and water buffaloes. Having a breakfast with a view of the mountains and the flat bush country with the wild life/game in it is what we came to Kenya for. We were able to arrange game...

The lodge is well built and has beautiful surroundings. You get to see some wild animals as you eat or relax in their common areas. They have all the amenities you would need on a safari trip.

Manyatta Camp is a unique experience to be as close to the animals and still feel safe. The staff here are wonderful, professional, caring, and very helpful. I stayed in a luxurious tent #5 and saw hundreds of buffalo pass by behind my tents. I witnessed elephants, giraffe, and zebras right walking to the "water hole". This camp has luxury and safety in mind. It is also very close, just 10 minutes away from the Sheldrick Elephant facility in Voi. I will return to this camp! Thank you...

This is a great location in the park with friendly helpful staff. It was hot sleeping in the tents during our visit though-the fan provid ed wasnt enough to keep the air moving

Just wonderful. You will not find this level of service even in Mombasa and Nairobi hotels. The staff is amazing as are the culinary creations from the on-site restraunt. There is nothing I can say negative about this experience. In the jungle living like a king. To those who expect National Geographic please set your sites lower. While you will see plenty of African animals the king of the jungle is elusive.