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« Love the place »

« Équipe très avenante et sympathique. L hotel aurait besoin de bon rafraîchissement, celui ci est en cours… »

« Un site exceptionnel, l’accueil le confort,les prestations tout est parfait.nous regrettons de ne pas y être resté 2 nuit s »

« Visited Ashnil as part of a longer trip. The other Lodges have excellent dinner and lunch meals and service. Here, we were told on arrival that each sitting would cost us a small fortune for what turned out to be very mediocre meals. You are in the middle of nowhere, so paying for these meals left a bitter taste in the mouth for a one-night stay. Service was inferior, period. The bathrooms are horrible - see photos. Marketing material must be from another time/ age when there was a decent...

« The animals truly do walk by this location OFTEN! As soon as I checked in I saw elephants, giraffes, monkeys, and zebras with the first hour. Sitting in your own private pool to view the wildlife was the cherry on top. Even though you're in a secluded area, Manyatta Camp offers extremely reasonable prices for their food and drinks. You can always walk to Voi Wildlife Lodge for more options and viewing opportunities. Lastly, the staff here will bend over backwards to make sure your stay is...

« Affreux. Des baraquements à la limite de la salubrité, la nourriture est celle d'une mauvaise cantine »

« I don’t want to tell you, I want to keep it a secret because it is one of the nicest places in the world. Staff fantastic animals amazing. »

« This place is amazing! We are beyond words to describe this heaven on earth. Such lovely and caring staff. We were treated like Kings and Queens! Food and accomodation we give ten out of ten. The Safari experience (our own car, their skilled ranger) was an absolut trill! We saw an abundance of beautiful and happy animals. Lions, Zebras, Giraffs, Elephants, Buffaloes, Jakals, all kinds of Antilopes and Gazelles, birds and other animals. In short, we highly recommend a visit to Kivoku Eco Camp! »