Find hotels near Ol Kinyei Conservancy, Maasai Mara from SAR 231

"Good size camp hotel, with very friendly staff and very pretty-comfy tents … Food is simple, but good! The best thing there is the veranda overlooking a very small pound that receives all kind of animals that come to drink water all day long! It is really great… "

"Absolutely loved our time at Basecamp. The location is perfect, at the edge of the Masai Mara, we heard the lions at night, while sleeping. The staff all of them, were so friendly and helpful from the front staff to the night guards. Camp on a river, so you see the animals come for water, open view to see them roaming across the river! Perfect setting! So peaceful! The best cook Enoc! You don't want to miss his food! We booked 2 nights and ended up staying three! Loved the Masai Mara,...

"Great location, excellent staff, and great facilities"

"We spent 3 nights here and were very impressed with the staff’s interest in our welfare. Peter sorted out the toilet flush very quickly. Jonathan found a Black Rhino for us which was very exciting. They made sure our transfer to the airport went without a glitch"

"Great place for the money, very secluded and unique "

"Lorian is a cosy small camp with very good staff. Food was good and location excellent...close to the air strip and fairly close to possible sightings. The Lorian team made the trip memorable with their superb and always helpful attitude. Will go back on next trip and happy to recommend."

"I cannot say enough good things about Elephant Pepper Camp! I stayed for 4 nights with my wife on an 18 day honeymoon, and out of all the places we stayed, including 5-star hotels in Cairo, Nairobi, Dubai, and the Maldives, we had the best service and the best food of all at Elephant Pepper. We were picked up directly from the Mara North Airstrip and immediately began our safari adventure with a game drive. Each morning we were woken up, given coffee/tea/sweets around the fire, and went on...

"Had an amazing Safari experience with the Ngatuny family, we stayed there for three nights and it wasnt even enough because there you can do a lot ;-) They are Masais and can tell you alot about their culture and way of life. Also there is a school nearby which you can visit with the Ngatunys (Thank you Betty :-)) The Booking process was very easy and friendly, their cottages are really huge and comfortable, with own hot shower and seperate toilet. They were always super super clean. The staff...

"From the shower not working to the limited meal menus, ot the inconvient room, to the freezing nights, it was too mucj We would have checked out if we have a choice"