Holiday Rentals in Oloitokitok

Greenfield Homestay -Full board is located in Oloitokitok and offers a garden and a shared lounge. The property features garden views.

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Carlijn Nijhuis

From

Netherlands

David and the fam made me feel so welcome and at home and we did so many awesome things together! Went to the beautiful gorge, a rooftopbar with view on Kili, masai Deco women, soccer with the kids and a hike around to the border where we had Tanzanian beer. David helped me with a new sim , a safari to amboseli which is close by and so so beautiful, i couldn't be happier. Also I felt free enough to do my own thing in and around the house, even stayed in bed when i was ill for half a day. From the garden you can see Kili, depending on the weather and David's dad, Peter, gave me a tour around the garden to show all the veggies and fruits they grow themselves. Learnt a lot about Kenyan culture and ate the best food, they made everything special for me as I'm a vegetarian and allergic to onion and garlic. Also explained how to make it and showed me when I wanted. Thank you so so much!!

Featuring pool with a view and views of garden, Kilimanjaro view cabin-Amboseli is a recently renovated chalet set in Oloitokitok, 46 km from Amboseli National Park.

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Mansukh

From

Kenya

Nice ambience with great view of Mount Kilimanjaro. Lights at night and bonfire were lovely. Very clean place and Samuel was very helpful.

Located in Oloitokitok within 46 km of Amboseli National Park, Camp David-Amboseli provides accommodation with seating area and a kitchen.

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Laurens

From

Netherlands

Clean and nice facilities, very kind and helpful staff, and a beautiful view on the Kilimanjaro! The pool was clean and a good addition to our stay.

Amboseli Glass house features a garden, as well as accommodation with a kitchen in Oloitokitok, 46 km from Amboseli National Park. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.

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Eric

From

Kenya

The host is very hospitable. He checks on my comfort frequently. There's an awesome view of Mt. Kilimanjaro from the house, clearely viewable from the room due to the big glasses in the room. That was a really great architectural work. There's plenty of fenced outdoor space that one can use to unwind safely. I liked the pool table accessibility for guests. The place is clean and has plenty of clean water. I recommend everyone to visit this glass house in Oloitoktok

Boasting mountain views, Teule Guest House provides accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge, around 49 km from Amboseli National Park.

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Johana

From

Kenya

Teule Guest House is a very clean and comfortable place. The beds are big and comfy, an the common spaces are very cozy. Plus, you can see the Kilimanjaro from outside your window so perfect spot. The food at the Guest House is super affordable, abundant and tasty (we tried breakfast included with the hotel fee and we paid apart for dinner). You can get very fulfilled meal for less than 3 dollars. The bathroom was super clean and you have everything you need on it: hot shower, nice and big towels, toilet paper, soap and air freshener. But the best part is Esther: she's the most lovely woman we met so far here in Kenya. She cooked very well and feels like a friend from the beggining. She takes care of everything and was always checking on us to make us feel comfortable. Without any doubts, Teule Guest House is an awesome place to stay to see the kilimanjaro, experience village life in Kenya, and meet very nice people.

Featuring garden views, Amboseli Cultural Camping provides accommodation with pool with a view, an open-air bath and a garden, around 48 km from Amboseli National Park.

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Paige

From

New Zealand

I have been so fortunate to go to Africa six times and this was my second visit to Kenya but my first to Amboseli. Lovely small tents with big views of Kilimanjaro with an outdoor shower! This feels like my African home. I have stayed in many great campsites but none match this place in landscape, tranquility, guiding, and intimacy of the staff. I can’t imagine returning to Africa without coming here. I completely understand why it has lovely comments.