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Silver Springs Hotel Nairobi/Muthu Silver Springs Hotel

Silver Springs Hotel Nairobi is a 4-star hotel in the busy neighborhood of Hurlingham.
It’s located on the same street as Nairobi Hospital, one of Nairobi’s best hospitals. It has beautiful spacious renovated rooms.
The Deluxe Suites at Silver Springs Hotel Nairobi are tastefully decorated, spacious, and fitted with a jacuzzi.
Good food. Pretty decor. Great gym and spa.
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Hotel in Nairobi Recommendation #9: Jacaranda Hotel Nairobi

Located on a leafy jacaranda-tree-lined street at the heart of Westlands, one of Nairobi’s trendiest neighborhoods, Jacaranda Hotel is a 2-star basic hotel.
When I was last there, I remember feeling that it was somewhat dark. For the price and location, though, it could well be the place for you.
It’s in walking distance of malls, markets, interesting stores, services, banks, supermarkets…you name it.
And well, Westlands is known for its chic restaurants, bars and clubs. You get the drift… 🙂
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Nairobi Hotels Recommendation #10: Salmiya Place (Cheap Hotels in Nairobi)
This is a personal favorite of mine and one of my preferred places to stay in Nairobi. Why? Because it offers AMAZING value for money.
For as low as $65, you can get a room in a luxuriously decorated apartment near Valley Arcade (a small shopping center with many eateries and some basic services).
The service at Salmiya Place, in the form of its caretaker Pauline, is outstanding!
The decor is beautiful; the beds super comfortable.
For me, the location is very prime because most things I usually want to do in Nairobi are an easy, inexpensive Uber ride away.
If you are looking for a great budget place to stay in Nairobi, I HIGHLY recommend Salmiya Place.
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Hotels Nairobi #11: Methodist Guest House & Conference Center
As its name suggests, the Methodist Guest House is a Christian facility (and therefore serves no alcohol).
When I think of the Methodist Guest House, the three words that come to mind are basic, safe, and no-frills.
If that is what you are looking for, this could be the place for you (though I think it is expensive for what it is).
Well-located at the edge of Lavington, an upscale neighborhood, the 100-room Methodist Guest House is particularly well-suited for large groups.

Despite my description of the guest house as basic, it does have a 25-meter outdoor swimming pool and nice green grounds.
The Methodist Guest House is close to a bus stop and so is convenient if you plan to navigate Nairobi by public transportation.
Nairobi Hotels Recommendation #12: Safari Park Hotel
Located further away from central Nairobi than any other establishment on this list, Safari Park Hotel is still worth a mention because it’s a great establishment that’s a world unto itself.
Safari Park Hotel may be the choice for you if you don’t have much business in central Nairobi or if your business happens to be close to where the hotel is located (for instance anything to do with the United States International University – Africa).
Built on 50 acres off Thika Road, Safari Park Hotel feels very much like a resort with an emphasis on “safari chic”.
Beautiful woodsy decor and animal print meet beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces complete with water features and a host of restaurants, events & conference rooms, a casino, a nightclub and more.

Safari Park Hotel serves good food in several restaurants offering different cuisines.
One of the highlights of the Safari Park Hotel experience is the nightly 9 p.m. stage show at the Nyama Choma Ranch restaurant.
This is worth experiencing even if you don’t stay at the Safari Park Hotel.
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