フェアビュー ホテル(Fairview Hotel Nairobi)

This is a very nice hotel in Nairobi. Once you entered the gates, everything is very tranquil. The staff is very kind, the food is good, the pool is very enjoyable. 

Great staff. Great location. Awesome breakfast. Rooms could be bigger. Gym outdated.

Fairview Hotel is absolutely excellent. A very authentic hotel and nicely located in Nairobi

My Fairview Hotel stay was excellent. The hotel room itself was somewhat basic but plenty adequate and clean. It's a good tradeoff for the beautiful garden grounds and multiple spaces to sit and meet or enjoy the day. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The breakfast was very good. One small point that can be remedied - ordering food at night poolside was a mixed bag. One night is was good and another night very slow with inaccurate food orders received. All in all, I would stay again without hesitation.

Very relaxing and refreshing stay. Grounds and hotel were beautiful and an oasis in the midst of Nairobi

The gardens were beautiful and the food was delicious. The staff was extremely helpful. The Fairview is a wonderful alternative to the institutional like chain hotels.

Beautiful grounds, gardens, sitting areas and restaurants. Historic property. Room was very basic, old and with no charging ports.

Lovely place and setting. Great staff. Can get a bit noisey if you have a room just up the stairs from reception

We've been staying at the Fairview for 25 years. Even with new owners, the facilities continue to be excellent. The staff is mostly new. We knew the old staff, and, of course, you appreciate people you know and like. Two considerations for management: 1. The Fairview is becoming less a warm and personal place to stay and more a commercial, corporate facility. That's a minus. It's the difference between, "Good morning, Mr. Schmidt, how was your sleep." and "What can I do for your sir?" 2. The prices are becoming much too high. Even the breakfast, always included in the room rate, is now an additional $25. That's outrageous, the meal just isn't that good. Climbing rates for rooms and meals might be reasons we look elsewhere when we visit Nairobi. Pity, we've enjoyed the Fairview for more than two decades.