Fashion in Kenya

In the morning you wake up in your room, sit down to have breakfast, and then in the window appears ... the head of a giraffe, who really wants to join your meal! These are not frames from a fairy tale film, but the reality of guests of the exclusive boutique hotel Giraffe Manor in Kenya. The native Rothschild giraffes - the rarest in the world - are delighted to meet you and get a treat from your hands before heading out into the forest on their giraffe business. And the hotel, owned by the Safari Collection company, is pleased to provide you with comfortable accommodation in one of twelve rooms surrounded by lush green forests in the suburbs of Nairobi. Visit one of the most unusual hotels in the world! WE HAVE THE BEST PRICE FOR THE GIRAFFE MANOR HOTEL WITHIN A SAFARI FOR 5 DAYS! Accommodation cost per room per day: * The cost is indicated per day when placing 2 people in the Superior Room and 4 people in the Suite. Supplement for a child from 3 to 11.99 years old in a Superior room - from USD 595. A child up to 2.99  Fashion in Kenya years old stays free of charge in a bed with parents. Please note: the hotel is highly sought after by tourists. Therefore, even if you are planning a trip in half a year or a year, it is better to book rooms in advance. We suggest combining your stay at the Giraffe Manor with a safari. This unusual hotel is located in an old mansion on the outskirts of the Kenyan capital - Nairobi. The building was built in 1932 and previously served as a hunting lodge for Safari visitors. Forty years later, the married couple Leslie Melville bought the mansion and founded the African Endangered Species Fund (AFEW) here. The first pet was a baby giraffe named Daisy, and now 8 giraffes and many other animals in need of help live on the territory of the 47-hectare estate. In the center, sick, wounded and orphaned animals are rescued, mainly rhinos and elephants, they are fed, and after a special adaptation course they are released into the wild in the nearest reserve. The site's true owners, Mikey and Tanya Carr-Hartley, have turned the building into a hotel by incorporating it into their Safari Collection of their exclusive boutique hotels. A unique feature of the hotel are charming giraffes that freely walk around the territory, are absolutely not afraid of people and, without a hint of modesty, beg for food from them, poking their heads through the windows of the restaurant and bedrooms every morning and evening. Every year hundreds of guests come here, including celebrities: over the years, Mick Jager, Brooke Shields, Evan McGregor and Richard Chamberlain have stayed at the hotel. Guests of the hotel will also be able to watch the specialists taking care of orphaned babies at the Elephant Rescue Center, attend feeding and even play with the animals. In addition to the wards of the center, a huge number of local representatives of the fauna live in the vicinity: antelopes, wild boars, cheetahs, hyenas, and almost two hundred species of tropical birds. Giraffe Manor Exclusive Boutique Hotel - Nairobi, Kenya Giraffe Manor Boutique Hotel is a rare occasion where all the delights of the wild are harmoniously combined with an amazing level of comfort. The rooms are decorated in a colonial style and the bathrooms are luxurious. Most of the rooms are double, each with its own name and history. Karen Blixen came to Kenya from Denmark to marry her friend Baron Bror von Blixen Finke and found a dairy farm. However, when she arrived in the country, to her great surprise, she found that instead of cows, the baron had invested in coffee. Attempts to succeed on the plantations have failed over and over again, but with her courage, incredible resilience and kindness towards the Kikuyu workers who worked so hard with her, Karen earned immense respect from the locals. The Danish government gave the Blixen home to the Kenyan government as a gift for Independence Day in 1964. In 1985, when her autobiography Out of Africa became a Hollywood film that garnered seven Academy Awards, the house was turned into a museum. Karen Blixen's 113 square meter room is located on the top floor of the main estate. Its spacious balcony offers beautiful south-facing views. Guests have the opportunity to feed the giraffes in the early morning hours. This two-bedroom suite - the largest of all rooms on the estate - has been rebuilt and relocated in 2019. https://jiji.co.ke/fashion-and-beauty/page2?only_tops=False