We Stayed at the lodge as part of our Safari trip for a night , very friendly staff and great service would definetly go back to this place, very safe enviornment more

Flamingo Hill was about our fourth stop on our safari honeymoon and the second tented camp. First the good stuff: the tent itself was lovely, nice and big with a "proper" (concrete) bathroom area at the back. The bed was a four-poster and there was a delicious fruit bowl laid out for us. The staff were wonderful and the food... more

This is an OK tented accomodation - in comparison to the others we had stayed in (Sweetwaters for example), it was of much inferior quality and style. The thing is we had booked through an agent so unsure of the price differential. In any case, it was outside the Park, which was not really nice. I would recommend trying the... more

My wife and I spent one night at the Flamingo Hill Lodge as part of a longer safari holiday in Kenya. The hotel itself is on the outskirts of Nakuru and right on the edge of the nakuru national park. The staff were very welcoming and friendly making us feel very welcome from the outset. The tents are amazing and... more

We stayed here for only one night, and it was lovely. We arrived extremely tired after a very long drive from Samburu and the staff greeted us with hot towels and fruit juice and a short introduction to the camp. We were taken to our 'tent', which was lovely! The first time I've seen a tent with four poster beds,... more

My partner and I decided to go to Kenya and Tanzania. After a long time choosing our holiday route, Flamingo Hill was the first stop. The name put me off at first as flamingoes aren't actually my favourite. Having said that , when we got here there was a row of people to welcome us with warm flannels to freshen... more

We stayed at the Flamingo Hill Hotel at Lake Nakuru, Kenya. We wanted to stay at the Sarova but it was booked and this was the only alternative. The place itself is OK, good tents and good food but you should knbow two things. The first is that it is outside the park, which means that you cannot get into... more