It’s a stunning complex with spacious rooms, superb bedding, and a sea‑view pool. The garden is gorgeous, and the staff are always smiling from morning till evening. The Maasai guests here are incredibly kind. Some reviews mention small rocks—check before you go, wherever you are. There are tides everywhere; some mornings we were lucky to see starfish and hermit crabs while walking to swim further, so bring water shoes to avoid injury and for the activities, it’s much easier to board small boats and dive straight in. At low tide, walking a bit lets you swim in soft sand, and at high tide there’s a small beach on the right; just leave the hotel and take the little street on the left. The view from the hotel is magnificent. Regarding meals, the price for half‑board in October was very reasonable and we ate well several evenings. In short, I recommend this hotel; it’s very calm and close to everything on foot—a small market for cigarettes, bottled water, and many souvenir shops. I can’t understand the very negative comments about trivial things; in those cases you should go to 5‑star hotels, but for the price here there’s nothing to complain about when you see how many people live nearby.
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