B&Bs in Sekenani

Levis welcomed us really lovely and offered us a great stay with a delicious breakfast with pancakes, French toasts, eggs, avocado and fruits. Also the typical Chai was fabulous. The rooms were clean, with a Moskito net, furnished solid and with love. The kitchen is available to use by the guests and the shower has warm water. Levis was devoted to providing us with the best service. He was always available but gave us the private space we needed. One of the activities they offer is to visit the Maasai Mara village, which is close to the house. The other one is a nature walk, showing the sourounding farming and it's a big recommendation. If you want Levis could be also your excellent private tour guide for the national park close by. All in all Kanunka house is a place where you can feel home.

The camp is settled in the nature with nice views and very near the Sekanani gate. The owner of the camp James and the team are extraordinary people who make you feel welcomed and respected. Jacob introduced us to the secrets of the local flora and fauna and the Maasai customs. Tim was the best safari guide ever - persistent and interested. The food was very delicious and we missed nothing. Thank you Mike (chef).

Cultural experience with local Masai, which made us feeling at home Great activities like hiking and village tour Friendly atmosphere Spacious room with surprisingly good and hot shower We had an unforgettable time with Lewis and John

We loved everything. The location is amazing, only 3min away from Maasai Mara park entry, and within a real Maasai village. The accomation was great too, as shown in the announce photos. You can also book meals for lunch and dinners, that you can eat "to stay" in their restaurant or "to go" for game drives, which is really practical. But mostly, our hosts exceeded our expectations: Paul has been a true help throughout all our stay (including helping us find, before/after coming, drivers, matatus... Our safety and comfort was his first priority), Levis made us discover the Maasai culture during nature walks (walking in the village, playing with kids, explaining how trees can be used for day-to-day purposes...) and went with us during our first safari to help us spot animals (we saw so many of them!), Emily was so caring with us that we felt really comfortable (she took great care of our room, of us during meals, and even made us wonderful bracelets), we had great conversations with Lawrence to better understand Kenya (especially at night in front of bonfires), and the chef cooks delicious meals (we are vegetarian and it was not a problem at all). If you book the place, ask to go on safaris with them directly instead of taking another guide: not doing so is our only regret. Really 100% recommend this guest house!

Excellent property. Beautiful sunrise from the front porch. Unbelievable location in between nowhere. Loved the hospitality of Mary and Lucky. Great food.

100 meters from the Sekenani gate, Eti is an amazing lady. Also Bea and Liz super nice girls. Everything about that place is perfection. Breakfast rich and tasty.