Olemayian Amboseli Cottages
Olemayian Amboseli Cottages is a newly built mid-range accommodation found in Kimana, Just 37 km from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. The lodge is a gateway to Amboseli National Park close to the Kimana gate. The hotel is in a serene place convenient for tourists/travelers who want to explore the park with its stunning views and surrounding areas. The park is big covering a 3000 square km area in Kenya and across the borders of Tanzania. You can either be in the park by road or air transport which takes about 240km driving Nairobi -Arusha road through Meshanani gate, oloitokitok, and 345Km on Nairobi -Mombasa road to the lodge and 40 minutes flight from Nairobi to close airstrip Amboseli airstrip then few km to be transferred to the lodge.
Olemayian Amboseli Cottages consist of over 3 spacious and comfortable cottages with a beautiful view of Mt Kilimanjaro (the highest and free-standing mountain in Africa) built in African traditional style with wooden structures and thatched roofs. Cottages are well decorated, elevated on a raised platform, and furnished with high-standard en-suite facilities of flushing toilets, Mosquito nets, bathrooms with hot and cold running showers, free toiletries, white pillows and duvets, complimentary bottled water, chairs and tables in the room, etc. Cottages have verandas, sitting areas, and private terraces with a cozy atmosphere overlooking the beautiful view of the Mountain and surrounding areas. The lodge has excellent and comfortable rooms with clean and washed bedding. Rooms are in different categories and size with single beds for individuals, double beds for sharing, and triple rooms. The camp has fireplaces that provide warmth to guests during chill nights
Olemayian Amboseli Cottages offer more facilities and services which include;
A restaurant in the main building that serves delicious meals both local and international that meet guests’ choice; Meals offered include; Continental and buffet Breakfast, and lunch dinners both indoor and outdoor dinners, they also serve bush dinners served by well-organized and friendly staff.
A bar with a good selection of drinks both hard and soft drinks, you relax and sip the cocktail/any drink of your choice while enjoying the beautiful view of Mount Kilimanjaro and the surrounding scrub area.
Services include; The camp offers laundry and house-keeping services, camping grounds are available, airport pickups and drop-offs, ample parking space, walking night safaris
The Wi-Fi hotspot internet available at the camp enables guests to keep in contact with their families and friends, it keeps you connected as you surf the web.
Activities to do while at the lodge include; Birding/ bird watching since there are more species of bird, Night safaris, Game drives in the park, camping, and cultural visits in the local villages among many more.
Amboseli National Park is situated in southern Kenya in the Loitoktok district in the Rift Valley province of Kenya lying on 240 km from Nairobi and northwest of Mount Kilimanjaro. The park covers a total area of 392 km squared. it’s known for more herds of elephants and good views of Mount Kilimanjaro, across the border of Tanzania, There are more lodges to stay in while in Amboseli national park national parks in Kenya; budget, mid range, and luxury accommodations that are convenient and affordable to the tourists visiting Kenya. The lodge is found in Amboseli National Park and there are more activities to do while in the park which Include; Game viewing where you will spot more animals like over 900 herds of elephants since the park is famous for more elephants and lion, buffaloes, Rhinos, Leopards, Impalas, antelopes, bird watching/birding since the park has over 400 species of birds, nature walks in the park, Cultural dance from the Maasai villages, Hiking mount Kilimanjaro, Night safaris, Hot air ballooning ride and many more activities. Amboseli national park is among the popular parks in Kenya and it’s the best in the world to watch elephants and mountain Kilimanjaro . There are over 70 different ethnic groups in Kenya and these groups are categorized into three; Bantu, Nilotics, and Cushitic but Kikuyu are the largest with over seven million People.
