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A Travel Guide To Independent Hotels In Tana River
You deserve a travel experience that exceeds your expectations and Independent hotels in Tana River can make sure that happens. While you’re vacationing, or even traveling for business, it’s all about you. You shouldn’t have any worries or concerns when you’re on the road, which is why you always choose to stay in accommodations you know and trust.
If you’re ready for excellent customer service at a hotel with a solid reputation, then you know where to go. These hotels will always treat you well, from the thread count of your sheets to the stocked minibar for all your snacking needs. When you’re ready to explore, head out to discover the local sights and get recommendations from the hotel staff on the best restaurants, too. Tana River Independent hotels are the perfect place for your getaway. Many are conveniently located near parks, shopping, restaurants, nightlife, and downtown, giving you the luxury of convenience at an affordable price.
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Recent Tana River hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Kizingo Beach Eco Lodge
"Kizingo Eco Lodge lived up exactly to what we were looking for: a totally off-the-beaten track eco lodge (consisting of 8 'banda' straw guest bungaloes), well away from the hustle and bustle of Lamu Town and Shela. Its location could not be more perfect: one corner of the lodge faces the Indian Ocean, while the other faces the river/mangrove area (which also boasts the nicest sunsets in all of Lamu). From our banda, built on stilts into the dunes, we could hear the waves of the Indian Ocean and feel the ocean breeze blow through our room every night. The staff attended to our ever need, so despite being the only guests during our stay, we never felt alone. We combined 4 nights here with one night in Shela, which felt like an appropriate balance for us between spending time with nature vs. learning more about Lamu Town, its history and its culture. (To be clear, Kizingo's thatched roof bandas made largely of straw and reeds are more open to the elements than even a Safari tent (which have zippers, etc), so come prepared to be at one with nature.)"
