Nairobi·7.5
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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KAP Guest House in Nairobi offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, work desks, TVs, slippers and free toiletries, plus ground‑floor units for easy access. Guests benefit from a restaurant, complimentary Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk, daily housekeeping, luggage storage, and paid shuttle service.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The staff were super sweet and welcoming. Breakfast was good enough. The bed was comfortable. For a single woman, the area was very downtown and I didn’t feel safe outside the hotel.
Elisabeth·Há um ano
Friendly staff. Very noisy neighbourhood. All night noise. No eye closed.
Joost·Há um ano
On site, single rooms were offered for 1700 KSh. The receptionist insisted on 2700 KSh at check‑in because I had booked through Booking. It was too stupid to cancel the booking, which would still have been free at that time. The lady and partly the kitchen staff seemed unprofessional, but I managed. At breakfast no one remembered to label the contents of the thermos. One slice of toast thin with a little red, the other thin with butter spread. Plus a sausage. Tea, coffee, milk. That was it. Decisive plus: somewhat quiet room, constantly present guard and luggage storage after check‑out. Thanks for that! I chose the hotel for one night because of the supposed proximity to the airport bus 34. I never saw it. The neighbourhood is choked with matatus and buses. Stop and Go is underplayed. During the day the neighbourhood is only severely restricted for Europeans, at night not recommended. Especially not for a traveller with luggage. There is nothing nice there. I’m not an anxious type and see that most people there fight hard to survive. Yet friendly manners are present.
Klaus·Há um ano
Breakfast is simple but good. Room is clean. Check‑in any time. The central neighbourhood has a lot of people on the street even at night.
Mattia·Há um ano
Good food. Frie3ndly staff
Andrew·Há um ano