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Maryland Hotel Kisumu
Maryland Hotel Kisumu is a small guest house in Milimani, Kisumu that serves good food. To find out more about it, click here.
Silver Spring Accommodation/Silver Spring Hotels
If you came to this post looking specifically for a hotel called Silver Spring Hotel in the D.C. area, then let me start by telling you that Hotel Silver Spring has now become DoubleTree by Hilton Silver Spring DC North. You can find out more about that here.
Otherwise, if you will, generally, be travelling to Silver Spring, Maryland soon and are interested in good Silver Spring accommodation, here are three places for you to consider:
- Doubletree by Hilton Silver Spring DC North
- Travelodge by Wyndham Silver Spring, and
- Hilton Garden Inn Silver Spring White Oak
If you are interested in finding out more about Silver Spring accommodation, click here.
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Nairobi Accommodation: Silver Springs Hotel Nairobi
Silver Springs Hotel (Nairobi)
Booking.com rating: 7.8/10 – “Good”
Check the price or book your stay at Silver Springs Hotel here!
Are you a Nairobian, i.e., someone who lives in Nairobi?
If so, how often do you pass Silver Springs Hotel without giving it a second thought?
Do you even know where Silver Springs Hotel is located?
To make sure we are talking about the same place, Silver Springs Hotel (Nairobi) is located off the roundabout where Valley Road meets Argwings Kodhek.
The main entrance of the hotel is located on the road leading to Nairobi Hospital, immediately on your left after coming out of the roundabout.
Have you noticed the hotel before?
Have you been inside it?
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My First Experience at Silver Spring Hotel Nairobi
I worked for many years close to the hotel and passed it every day on my way to and from work. Still, I only entered its gates for the first time recently after 3 years of passing it daily.
I first entered the hotel gates to attend a salsa class, taught by a friend of mine, at The Silver Spa, the gym attached to the hotel (which is a great gym by the way!), but because the gym is in a wing separate from the hotel, I never got to enter the main hotel.
A year later, some friends of mine and I decided to throw a surprise party for another friend of ours who was turning a significant age.
We held one of our planning meetings at the Silver Springs Hotel (Nairobi) because of its proximity to our workplaces. Silver Springs impressed me!
We met on the poolside terrace to discuss the oh-so-important details associated with throwing a surprise party. I was surprised that there was such a nice place to socialize so close to my office, and yet, I had never been.
Accommodation at SilverSprings Hotel Nairobi
The third time of note that I went to the Silver Springs Hotel occurred two months ago.
A friend of mine, who was organizing a conference at the Silver Springs Hotel, invited me to partake in some of the privileges that came along with bringing the hotel that kind of business.
The hotel treated him as a VIP and gave him a particularly nice room.
One night, he invited me to hang out with him and have dinner at the hotel. I loved all that I saw and experienced that night!
His room was located in the new wing of the hotel.
The first thing that grabbed my attention was the lobby of this new wing.
The design and decor were very tasteful, with mood-setting lighting and artwork that really made one stop and look.
My friend’s room, which was a deluxe room, was impressive.
To begin with, it was spacious.
On top of a big canopy double bed (I can no longer remember whether it was king sized or queen sized), the room had three different seating areas. There was a 5-seater salon, a small desk area, and a cozy tête-à-tête area for two.
The bathroom, not only had a glass-enclosed shower, but also a Jacuzzi for two.
The room’s brown decor with Maasai accents was very tasteful. The room also had enough lighting to set any mood required.
With a lot of light, the room could serve as a place to transact business; with a little less light, the room felt as cozy as a home.
As I mentioned earlier, my friend and I were meeting up for dinner. We, therefore, decided to take full advantage of the spacious environment and order some room service.
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