Wildebeest Eco Camp

Great stay. Wonderful property with excellent landscaping, pool, bird habitats etc. Service is excellent and all the meals we had here were well above expectation

A lovely haven within close reach of Nairobi city centre and the Nairobi National Park. We stayed for one night as a stopover on our way to Amboseli. We stayed in rooms 28 and 29 which was set apart from the rest of the complex and quiet. 28 was a double and 29 was a twin. They also had tented cabins available closer to the restaurant. ||Rooms were comfortable with a hot shower and mosquito nets. Fridge was available, if needed with complimentary water, tea and coffee provided. We ate dinner and breakfast on the balcony of the restaurant to the sound of birdlife. The pumpkin soup was delicious (and home grown), and there was a choice of steak, chicken or a veggie option for dinner. Breakfast had good choices as well - ranging from the full English to a Spanish omelette, which I enjoyed. All though they weren’t that conscious of gluten-free - there were options for me and I did not go hungry. ||Would like to call out our willing barman and evening waiter Sam who made sure our glasses were never empty and had great wit. You can settle your bill with a card, they prefer tips in cash. They have a good merchandise shop onsite.

Friendly and helpful staff. We arranged a pick-up from the airport with them. Great communication. They helped us set-up our phone and M-pesa. Tent was clean and so were the facilities. Dinner was delicious and they have vegan options (requested). Good place to stay as you start your trip in Kenya.

Very clean, nice site and good location. Beds good and tent as described. ||Few frustrating bits||Dinner menu very limited and quality ok at best for price.||Pool out if order ||I did not like two tier breakfast menu. Some tents get a better breakfast than others. ||Breakfast service very slow and we had to ask lots of times for butter and milk. ||(I am normally very generous with my reviews- however too many frustrating bit for me hear)

I LOVE Wildebeest. Favourite place to stay in Nairobi. I just WISH TO GOD management would either change the “eco camp” name or stop using plastic water bottles. Every time I come I complain, big water dispensers or glass bottles would be fine but it is pathetic that a place calling itself an eco camp insists on single use plastic. It is shameful and frankly I am tempted to stop coming as a result. It would be so simple to change to glass or big dispensers but they refuse to change. If you come expecting eco then do bring your own water because otherwise it is very disappointing. They must get through thousands of plastic bottles every week: is that eco? Hell no. A better name might be “wildebeest nearly but not quite eco camp because we can’t be bothered to use glass bottles”

Beautiful glamping experience, great service and facilities. Perfect location close to Nairobi NP. Highly recommend this accommodation for anyone wanted a relaxed, unique experience. Bar and restaurant on site do delicious food as well .

Great one night stay. 2 adults+2 teenages. We stayed in 2 cottage rooms. Clean rooms, nice showers and a fridge to keep water cool. Staff was very nice and helpful. We arrived early, before check in to rooms and staff was helpful to arrange visit to Karen blixen museum. The evening buffet is very delicious. |Would come back if we ever visit Nairobi again.|Yes you can vaguely hear the road, but it is not a bother. Instead listen to the many lovely birds in the area.|We han great WiFi both at pool area, restaurant and rooms.

Cannot recommend this enough! Clean and comfortable with functional facilities. Great location for tourists. I stayed in a dorm tent and a garden tent and really enjoyed both. The food was delicious and a great range. The staff were friendly and helpful. Great value for money. This was the start of my first trip as a solo female traveller and it could not have started better!