Kaloleni Holidays from £968

We absolutely loved this hotel. We stayed for 2 night but wish we had stayed longer. Everything was exceptional- from the welcome drinks on arrival, to the spa services, the vast options for breakfast and dinner buffet, the afternoon tea included as part of the half board option, the amazing song and dance we received at dinner for our honeymoon, the great views and the spacious rooms. They even decorated our room as they knew this was part of our honeymoon trip. Honestly, this looked and felt like a 5 star resort.

The staff was very helpful, especially Purity Nekesa, she helped us celebrate our first anniversary and made sure everything went well during our stay. From our room set up to a surprise cake during dinner. Thank Purity for your great service

Very clean place. All staff members are friendly. We felt like we were at home. We will definitely plan to visit again.

The Sands at Nomad is magical. The location is perfect. We had an ocean view room with a gorgeous view just steps from the beach. The property is more of a boutique so it never felt crowded. The staff was simply phenomenal. They were so kind and nice, and assisted us with whatever we needed. The onsite dining was wonderful. The pool area was lovely (just the right size for us). And, we loved the monkeys and bush babies that frequented the property. We were a family of four (two adults and two teens), and we loved staying here.

Pros: The staff was very welcoming. Facility is Well maintained. Would be a great place for honeymooners. Rooms are beautifully done. Their sister hotel next door had more kids at the pool so also family friendly. The food was great, mainly Kenyan inspired. Patrick at the main bar was a great guy with a good attitude. A short taxi ride to several nice clubs. Reasonably priced excursions nearby. Overall, very happy with the hotel. Cons: The shower water pressure was close to none, very low. Parts of shower and bathroom wall was dirty. There was a curio/shops next to hotel with overly aggressive sales people. If you are not a local or from Kenya, beware of them and the prices. If you get the all inclusive, be ready to get bottom of the line drinks. Anything else you pay extra which is pretty much standard in most all inclusive hotels around the world.