“I had an amazing stay in Marikeka.”
The view from the pool was stunning, the room was spacious, and there was a private balcony.
PriscaA month ago
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The Marikeka Hotel in Diani Beach offers air-conditioned family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, work desks, minibars, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a rooftop pool, terrace, restaurant, bar, and outdoor seating. Halal meals and special diets are served. Located less than 1 km from Diani Beach, it's 8 km from Ukunda Airport, near Kaya Kinondo Sacred Forest and Leisure Lodge Golf Club.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The view from the pool was stunning, the room was spacious, and there was a private balcony.
Prisca·A month ago
We really enjoyed the rooftop pool, especially watching the sunset from there. The rooms had a modern, stylish finish and were very comfortable. The food was good, and the staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming. We appreciated the overall cleanliness of the hotel, which was well maintained and had a very pleasant atmosphere throughout. There wasn’t much to criticize. Breakfast could be improved by offering a buffet with a wider range of options, and it would be great if the rooftop pool could be heated, especially in colder weather.
Ayub·A month ago
I loved the food, the service and the clean room—such an amazing place.
Joyce·A month ago
The value for money was excellent. Breakfast variety could be improved 😊
Lucy·2 months ago
Exceptional service without any tip expectation and facilities are top notch! Since the sea shore is very dirty in whole Africa, it's probably a good thing this hotel is not at the sea front. The road is a bit bumpy and the cave restaurant refuses to cover the area with their free transport. If you still want to walk on the beach and swim in the sea, you gotta go to the public entrance to the beach (at Mvureni Beach Bar & Restaurant) and then walk to the only cleaned part of the public beach (there are no private beaches in Kenya, just that you can't enter everywhere the public beach because private properties are continously occupying the whole sea front). The only clean beach you'll find in front of Baobab and Papillon hotels, but the sea is as dirty as everywhere on the continental shore (if you want clean sea water you need to take a tour to the islands). Then from the only clean beach, you can exit again the seafront at Nomad restaurant (if you don't wanna walk all the way back to the public entrance to the beach)
Stefan-ruben·6 months ago