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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
From the time you arrive, you are made to feel very welcome, you park at the top and you walk down to the lodge. You are greeted wirh an extraordinary place. Sea Eagles swoop down and fish in front of your eyes, birds everywhere, a birdwatching paradise. We had lunch overlooking the salt water lake mesmerised, binoculars fixed. Lunch was 4 course of delicious freshly prepared food. After lunch our guide, Wilson took us on a walk/hike around the crater and beyond. We saw many birds and animals...
From the time you arrive, you are made to feel very welcome, you park at the top and you walk down to the lodge. You are greeted wirh an extraordinary place. Sea Eagles swoop down and fish in front of your eyes, birds everywhere, a birdwatching paradise. We had lunch overlooking the salt water lake mesmerised, binoculars fixed. Lunch was 4 course of delicious freshly prepared food. After lunch our guide, Wilson took us on a walk/hike around the crater and beyond. We saw many birds and animals...
Christina
Reviewed January 15, 2025Reviewed January 15, 2025
The hotel is luxurious for Kenya - but in a rustic way. Rooms are stylishly furnished and sufficiently spacious, with fantastic views across the surrounding land and lake.
The relaxing bar area benefits from a beautiful log fire which is well-stocked in the evening.
On our most recent stay, out-of-hours food service was extremely slow, but this is unusual in my experience.
The hotel is luxurious for Kenya - but in a rustic way. Rooms are stylishly furnished and sufficiently spacious, with fantastic views across the surrounding land and lake.
The relaxing bar area benefits from a beautiful log fire which is well-stocked in the evening.
On our most recent stay, out-of-hours food service was extremely slow, but this is unusual in my experience.
michael
Reviewed November 2, 2016Reviewed November 2, 2016
Newer than its sister lodge in Naivasha, Sopa Nakuru is well laid out and perfectly situated at the top of one of the hills inside Lake Nakuru National park. This made for fantastic panoramic photis and exquisite sunsets.
Excellent welcome on arrival with a drink and a warm flannel to clean up after the game drive.
Good buffet selection for brakfast, lunch and dinner. Decently sized rooms although most of our time was spent either on a game drive or at the pool.
Only issue was that some of the...
Newer than its sister lodge in Naivasha, Sopa Nakuru is well laid out and perfectly situated at the top of one of the hills inside Lake Nakuru National park. This made for fantastic panoramic photis and exquisite sunsets.
Excellent welcome on arrival with a drink and a warm flannel to clean up after the game drive.
Good buffet selection for brakfast, lunch and dinner. Decently sized rooms although most of our time was spent either on a game drive or at the pool.
Only issue was that some of the...
Joshua
Reviewed January 11, 2024Reviewed January 11, 2024
A wonderful stay,a pity it was only for one night.
The staff are superb.
Christine, Daniel and the chef whose name I have forgotten deserve special mention.
I didn't know that the restaurant closed at 8.
I arrived just after 8 and the chef insisted on making me. Dinner.
Room was small, cosy and comfortable.
Perfect for one person
Food is really good.
I can recommend this hotel 100%
A wonderful stay,a pity it was only for one night.
The staff are superb.
Christine, Daniel and the chef whose name I have forgotten deserve special mention.
I didn't know that the restaurant closed at 8.
I arrived just after 8 and the chef insisted on making me. Dinner.
Room was small, cosy and comfortable.
Perfect for one person
Food is really good.
I can recommend this hotel 100%
What's it like to holiday in Nakuru while staying at a water park hotel?
You'll find an interesting range of family activities in Nakuru sure to please the whole family. Families enjoy the lake views, parks and wildlife here, making this a good place for a family getaway.
How many water park hotels will we find in Nakuru?
Although there may not be that many water park hotels that are bookable on Expedia in Nakuru, with 471 hotels and other lodging accommodation options, you'll find a variety of other choices for your stay.
What attractions should we see during our trip to Nakuru?
You might want to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors at spots like Lake Elmenteita and Makalia Falls Viewpoint while visiting Nakuru. Other favourite sights include Lake Nakuru National Park and Menengai Crater.
What do hotels with water parks in Nakuru typically offer?
Staying in a hotel with a water park provides fun for you and your family. Those staying at the hotel can generally use the hotel's water park on site or a water park nearby. Access to the water park is free at some properties and others may charge a small fee. Pack your swimsuits and enjoy a fun-filled trip to Nakuru: splash pads, lazy rivers and water playgrounds await.