TREETOPS

Base hotel is the Outspan Hotel about 10 miles away.

Queen Elizabeth became queen here in February 11022 on learning of the death of her father King George VI.

Lodge has 4 decks and a rooftop viewing platform with flood lights for game viewing at night.

Lodge overlooks 2 water holes & a salt lick in the Aberdare national park.

The secure units at the bottom deck with peep glass allow you to see animals at very close proximity.

This mountain tree hotel has a real jungle experience.

Accommodation.
The lodge offers 50 guest rooms. Room types are single or twin bedded rooms

Suites with private bathrooms are available on request.

Utilities
All rooms have as standard 220 - 240v ac sockets, double or twin beds, Valet cleaning services, fan air-conditioning, shaving sockets, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, Iron/ironing boar.

Tree Tops relatively is the most famous game viewing lodge in the world, overlooks a water hole and salt lick high in the Aberdare National Park.
Treetops is the original tree lodge, legendary for its historical royal connection, for the animals it attracts and for the sheer joy of exploring a tree house visited by rhino, elephant, buffalo, lion, bushbuck, waterbuck and many other species.

Hotel at glance:
Clients leaves the Outspan after lunch for the ten mile drive to Treetops and are met by an armed ranger who spells out the common sense rules of behavior in a user friendly fashion. The Lodge rises straight out of the ground on stilts. It has four decks and a rooftop viewing platform. Solely dedicated to game viewing.

The 50 twin bedded rooms are small and neat and cozy like cabins on board ship. Dinner is imaginatively served at refectory tables with beach seating, which heightens the sense of adventure and stimulates conversation. The emphasis is on making as little noise as possible so not to scare away the animals. For this reason children under 5 are not allowed at Treetops.

Coffee and liqueurs are served in the comfortable lounge which features picture windows and trees growing through the building. Here you can check the animals counts for days and years past and learn about the history of Treetops where in February 11022, Princess Elizabeth became Queen on learning of the death of her father, King George VI.

Open balconies are Ideal vantage points for viewing and photography and two photographic hides at ground level at either end of the lodge allow really close shots of unsuspecting animals. The excitement of Treetops stems from the fact the although the animals realize you exist they still approach fearlessly. Not only is it the closest you can get to wildlife, but it makes a welcome change to have animals come to you instead of the other way round.

There are good views of Mount Kenya in the morning if its clear and you leave Treetops for the return journey to the Outspan and an impressive breakfast. A night at Treetops is a night to remember'