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Nyali International Beach Hotel
Nyali International Beach Hotel was Mombasa's first ‘proper' hotel on the mainland and was founded by John and Eva Noon. Opened in December 1946, is reflects the gracious style of that period while having been substantially renovated and extended to meet millennium requirements. Located on a stunning stretch of beach and set within extensive landscaped grounds, this 120-room hotel offers colonial charm, a relaxed atmosphere, a wide range of water sporting activities (to include excellent kite surfing), an extensive pool deck, a choice of restaurants and bars and an international casino. Located in a quite residential suburb of Mombasa, it also offers a wide range of conference facilities and easy access to the neighbouring Nyali Golf Club.
The Swahili coast, a glorious ribbon of silver and sapphire, crashing surf and bright coral, is steeped in a turbulent history pre-dating Da Gama. The Swahili culture, a fabulous fusion of Arab, African, and Portuguese has created a pace of life, a style of cuisine and a mosaic of architecture, heritage, myth and magic that is found nowhere else in the world.
Location and seasons
The hotel is on the Mombasa Mainland, about 10 km from central Mombasa and approx. 16km from Moi International Airport. Kenya's north coast, one of her most popular beach holiday destinations, offers clear blue sea, marine parks, excellent water sports, coral reefs, monsoon winds, numerous hotels and beach resorts, family vacations, sun n sand, cultural and beach travel and more. Close to Mombasa, it is also within easy reach of Malindi, Lamu, Diani and many other popular Kenya safari resort hotels.
Beach facts: Hottest time is between November and March, rainy season is May and June (hotel closed 01 May to 15 June); sea weed on beach and strong winds May /August. September to November is cool and pleasant.
Accommodation
Nyali Beach International Hotel offers a selection of rooms and suites (120 in all), all of which have air-conditioning, mini-bar, direct-dial telephone, hair dryers, tea/coffee-making facilities, private balcony or terrace and satellite TV. The Jahazi Suites are two-bedroomed presidential suites with private lounge and dining facilities.
Dining and bars
The hotel offers a wide range of dining options
• L'Orangerie - An attractive split-level dining room offering buffet breakfast and lunch (international, local and carvery cuisine).
• Bistro - A specialty restaurant on the ground floor with tables in the shade of a magnificent Flamboyant tree, which serves a la carte, oriental delicacies, vegetarian platter and children's specialties meals.
Additional choices include the thatched a la carte
• Mvita Restaurant
• the open-air ‘Le Terrace' , which offers BBQ choices and dancing under the stars (Wednesday and Saturday),
• Pizza and Pasta poolside restaurant and the
• Tapas Grill, an open-air beachside restaurant
Bar choices include Harry's Bar, a traditional English pub, the Aqua Beach Bar (with resident DJ), the Fountain Lounge, the International Casino and the Noon's Nightclub (A modern disco with a famous DJ playing latest hits & best golden oldies. Open Wednesday to Sundays. The best soul club in Mombasa).
Conference and event facilities
• Conference facilities include:
• The Pwani Conference Centre, a spacious fully air-conditioned conference room, which will accommodate 250 guests.
• The Nyali Boardroom, which will accommodate 12 guests
• The Malaika Conference Room, which will accommodate 120 guests
Child-friendly
The hotel welcomes children and offers: children's meal-times, children's play/TV room, babysitting and additional beds in rooms.
What to see and do at Nyali International Beach Hotel
- Recreational facilities include two large free form swimming pools, a childrens' pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, two floodlit tennis courts, and a variety of water sports (dive centre, kite surfing, catamaran, windsurfing, pedalos, boogie boards, deep-sea fishing), volleyball, snooker, table tennis, darts, squash and golf (at Nyali Golf Club), football, nature trail walks and visits to nearby crocodile farm.
- Mombasa Marine National Park and Reserve
- The Baobab Adventure
- Haller Park - a magnificent example of land reclamation by the Bamburi Cement Company named in order of Rene Haller who instigated the project over the past 30 years. Leafy oasis, game sanctuary, nature trail commercial fish farm - antelope, hippo, giant tortoise and Rothschild's giraffe, crocodile, snake park and palmetium. Bamburi Forest rails - picnicking BBQ Butterfly Pavilion,
- Nguuni Wildlife Sanctuary , 5km from Haller Park reclaimed park Masai ostrich eland and oryx and bird life (260 species).
- Mamba Village - crocodile farm with 10, 00 crocodiles, camel rides and horse riding.
- Ngomongo villages - representation of ten of Kenya tribes illustrating traditional homesteads, dress and activities.
- Jumba la Mtwana (Mansion of the Slave)-2km north of Mtwapa Creek (10 minutes from the Serena Beach Hotel) this national monument contains the remains of a 15th century Swahili slaving settlement and three ruined mosques.
- Mnarani Ruins:-Just south of Kilifi creek the remains of a 15th century Swahili settlement including a magnificent pillar tomb and Friday mosque.
- Bombolulu:-Bombolulu is a crafts training school and manufacturing centre that employs over 260 disabled people, mostly polio victims. It features five handicraft workshops, all of which you can visit and the most famous of which is the jewellery workshop offering a wide variety of designs in metal and local materials such as old coins and seeds. There is also a cultural centre displaying six traditional homesteads, a central restaurant and dance floor where traditional crafts, cooking and farming are demonstrated.
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