Kimulimuli Ayurveda Spa Retreat

The holiday was a dream, but the place isn’t for those chasing animation or evening shows. This small hotel lets you unwind and escape daily life in a cute green oasis with a tiny pool and charming little decorations everywhere. Quiet relaxation music plays all day. Rooms come with everything you need, including mosquito nets, air‑conditioning, and a fan. The staff are attentive yet unobtrusive, always nearby but never intrusive. When the water went out, they fixed it right away; the power cut was restored seconds later via a backup generator. With half‑board you can freely pick from the menu at dinner without restrictions. The food was fresh, good, and often a bit too plentiful. Thanks! The beach is just a few steps away; anyone who complains is at fault. The shoreline changes daily with tide, so algae appear more or less at low tide. A short walk toward Paje is worth it for the different currents, white sand, and sky‑blue water, but if the tide comes you should head back or the return will cross a road. Women gather algae at our spot and earn money, which is interesting to watch, and fishermen depart and return daily. Like most places, there are many beach boys and Maasai selling stuff. On the second day it calmed down and after we got a little color, it was quiet. I’d gladly repeat this vacation full of anticipation. Thanks to the entire Kimulimuli team, especially Awesi. A shelf or wardrobe in the room would have been handy for a longer stay.

Stefan·Vor 3 Wochen

The beachfront location is great, and there are a few restaurants nearby. The room is clean, spacious, and has a mosquito net on the bed. The shared patio is pleasant, though the seating—one couch and two beds—feels a bit odd. The bathroom is clean, roomy, with hot water and a bit of counter space. Breakfast offers a nice fruit plate, pancakes, toast, omelette, and fried okra, plus tea or coffee. Wi‑Fi is mostly fine. The hotel asks you to pay online before arrival. The pool looks okay and the outdoor communal area is nice. A welcome massage was a nice touch. The beach itself isn’t ideal for swimming; it’s full of seaweed and at low tide you must wade through mud and seaweed beds to reach deeper water. The room is large but has no place to sit inside, no shelves or wardrobe for unpacking, only a strange hook‑like thing to hang a few items. The ceiling fan wasn’t enough to keep me cool at night. On Saturday night, we tried to buy drinks but the first two or three options were sold out; we ended up with some Savannah ciders that tasted a bit past their prime. The hotel restaurant offers a few vegetarian options but none with protein—vegetarians need protein too, and a “Wellness” hotel should provide nutritious food. There’s no water refill station and Wi‑Fi is spotty. The beach area is under renovation, with about five beach chairs, some with more bird poop than others.

Christopher·Vor 3 Wochen

A beautiful hotel in a quiet village near Paje, offering a relaxing atmosphere, clean rooms, a nice pool, and direct beach access with loungers!

Frederique·Vor 4 Wochen

The staff were very friendly,helpful and accommodating The breakfast was delicious

Gwyneth·Vor einem Monat

“לא חוזרים לשם שוב”

Only the reception staff—Mary, David, and the young chef—are amazing and want everything to be perfect. The owners are less attentive to guests’ needs, and the manager’s indifference shows in the place itself.

שרה·Vor einem Monat