Built in a natural dais, overlooking one of the world's ornithological spectacles, the Sarova Lion Hill Lodge impresses every guest with its panoramic view of the pink shoreline created by millions of flamingos on Lake Nakuru.

The Lodge is situated within the Lake Nakuru National Park Rift Valley Province and is surrounded by natural flora and fauna in its beautiful grounds. Although smaller compared to the other hotels in Sarova Hotels Group, this 14-year-old Lodge offers a peaceful retreat amidst one of the most stunning National Parks in Kenya.

Sarova Lion Hill Lodge at Glance:

Each of the 64 superbly appointed chalets has a separate lounge and secluded veranda with views over the lake and the distant hills. They offer a private toilet and shower, mosquito nets and electricity.

flamingo viewing is the best at Lake Nakuru National ParkAll bedrooms have verandas with panoramic views of the flamingo pink-rimmed lake. Flamingo Restaurant serves meals on the ground floor; a patio is available at the pool.

The lodge restaurant and bar open onto a large viewing deck with panoramic views.

The lodge also has a swimming pool, sauna, laundry service, and curio and gift shop.
For conferences, Baraza Room on the ground floor is perfect; it is large airy room designed in earth colours and adjacent to a separate lounge. Audio-visual equipment and secretarial assistance is available.
The capacity is 80 theatres, 150 cocktail and 40 seminar styles.
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Sarova Mara
Sarova Mara is situated inside Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve, which is indisputably the richest game sanctuary in Kenya. The great expanse of plains set against the distant hills provides a unique backdrop from which to enjoy the magnificent wildlife.
Game Drives, Ballooning, Walking, Culture, Conference Facility, Photography, Birding, Luxury Tented Camp, Child Friendly.
The area is world-renowned for its annual wildebeest migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania. The camp boasts an extensive collection of exotic birds and butterflies that have taken up residence in the lush surroundings. An attractive alternative to a game drive is to take a memorable hot air balloon ride.

The Hotel at Glance:

* Excellent game viewing
* Well spaced comfortable safari accommodation
* Central lodge with bar and large dining room
* Wander freely in the beautiful grounds as it has a large perimeter fence

A swimming pool is such a treat at Sarova Mara Camp, and this one will cool you off in the heat of the day when all the animals are resting
(and when you should be too).

Expect a wide choice of extremely good food at all meals, which are served in the main lodge. At Sarova Mara Camp you will also find a bar and entertainment area where Maasai warriors perform traditional dances to the amazement of visitors.

Balloon Safari in Masai Mara

Sarova Mara Camp is the headquarters for Transworld Safaris Hot Air Balloon flights over the endless grass plains. Float for an hour then land amongst the animals for a champagne breakfast cooked by a chef in whites. There is nothing quite like it.

Samburu Shaba

Location
The Lodge is located in Shaba National Reserve, next to the Ewaso Nyiro River in Northern Kenya. It is 314kms from Nairobi, 45 minutes by air from Nairobi to Shaba's airstrip or 5 hours by 4WD vehicle.

The Lodge basks in a legacy bequeathed by Joy Adamson of the 'Born free' fame. She was wife of a prominent conservationist, George Adamson, who was a senior game warden of the area. Joy raised her adopted animals next door to the current Sarova Shaba Lodge's site.
She first came to Kenya in 1910 with her first husband whom she latter divorced. In 11026, George, in his capacity as the game warden was compelled to kill a man-eating lioness, which had three newly born cubs. So orphaned before they could imprint on any animate object, they were taken in by Joy Adamson who became their foster mother. She named them 'Lustica', 'Big One', and 'Elsa'. She later found that she could not handle three fast growing lionesses; therefore she reluctantly sent the cubs to Blydrop, Rotterdam when they were five months old.

Shaba Game Reserve has a number of unique species only found in this area and Sarova Shaba Lodge offers you a variety of memorable experiences, from walking and camel safaris, animal-filled game drives, and romantic meals in the bush or around the fire in the boma.

At the end of a day full of adventures, retreat to one of the 85 chalets or the viewing deck - all overlooking the Uaso Nyrio River, where crocodiles can be seen sunbathing on the bank.

Sarova Shaba Lodge has a large free-form swimming pool that flows around the lush gardens which gives the place a beach resort feel while being in the middle of the African wilderness.