Boma Inn Nairobi

Boma Inn Nairobi is located within Nairobi, in South C, 10mn from Nairobi International Airport, 10 from Westland and Central Business district (CBD) by using the Express highway. The Nairobi National Park is 10mn from the Hotel The Hotel features 57 standards rooms offering private bathrooms, windows or balconies, TV, coffee and tea maker. Safety box are as well provided in all rooms. Guest can relax in our coffee lounge located in the lobby or in the serenity of our gardens, and enjoy coffee or drinks. Buffet breakfast and meals are served at the Boma Hotel, our 5 stars Hotel, where guests can also enjoy coffee, cocktails, and other facilities for food and beverages at the Atrium or Cocktail Lounge Bar. Complimentary access to our Health Club and Pool facilities, Sauna and Steam services. SPA treatments are also available. Boma Inn Nairobi – a budgeted Hotel with a 5 star facilities.

Includes:

• Nairobi National Park. 

A short drive out of Nairobi’s central business district is the Nairobi National Park. Wide open grass plains and backdrop of the city scrapers, scattered acacia bush play host to a wide variety of wildlife including the endangered black rhino, lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, buffaloes, giraffes and diverse birdlife with over 400 species recorded. Visitors can enjoy the park’s picnic sites, three campsites and the walking trails for hikers.

• Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. 

The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust operates an orphan elephant rescue and wildlife rehabilitation program in Kenya. It was founded in 1977 by Dame Daphne Sheldrick to honor her late husband, David Sheldrick. Since 2001, it has been run by their daughter, Angela Sheldrick. 

• Nairobi National Museum

The Museum was initiated in 1910 by a group of enthusiastic naturalists under the then East Africa and Uganda Natural History Society [currently the East African Natural History Society (EANHS)], who needed a place to keep and preserve their collections of various specimens. The first site for the Museum was at the present Nyayo House, which later became too small and a larger building was put up in 1922 where the Nairobi Serena Hotel stands today.
In 1929, the colonial government set aside land for a Museum construction at Museum Hill which was officially opened in 22nd September, 1930 and named Coryndon Museum in honour of Sir Robert Coryndon, one-time Governor of Kenya. In 1963 after independence, it was re-named the National Museum of Kenya (NMK).
On October 15th 2005, the Nairobi Museum closed its doors to the public for an extensive modernization and expansion project the outcome of which was an impressive and magnificent piece of architecture that puts it in competition with other world- class Museums. The Museum later re-opened in June 2008 as the Nairobi National Museum, and continues to draw visitors from all walks of life in appreciation of Kenya’s rich heritage.

• Bomas of Kenya. 

Experience the rich diversity of Kenyan traditional music and dance in our daily cultural performances. Our repertoire consists of over 50 dances from different ethnic communities. With live percussion, string and wind instruments, and diverse, authentic and energetic dancing, BomasHarambee Dancers will take you on a journey through Kenya’s past and present.