We have stayed twice now in King Post, but only one night each time. It seems more ideal for a long-term stay. We have stayed in 3 different long-term style residences in Nairobi, and i must say, I like the King Post best. It is spacious; the decor is amazing; the food is very good, too. It might not be best for light sleepers as the walls seem a bit thin, but that was not a problem for us. It is not in the middle of the main Westlands shopping area, but that makes the road noise much quieter. Also, if you have to make it to other parts of Nairobi, it is a little more accessible.

Visited with a colleague for after work drinks on the 20th of August for happy hour asked for local tap beer I was told it was not available and I was offered draft offered Heineken probably brewed locally instead I was not told this beverage wasn’t in the happy hour and that it was twice the price very sorry ripped off.

The King Post is a good hotel and definitely worth booking - best directly via their website. I would compare the price with sites like Booking.com and others. The setting and architechture are very welcoming and unique, the rooms are suites with kitchen facilities a "living room" and bed room. The bathroom is clean and the shower is fine but nothing fancy, basic but definitely sufficient and clean. The service for breakfast is friendly but very slow and it takes time for them to process your payment so take this into consideration if you are in a rush or need to be picked up. The Spa is good and Rose is excellent. She has experience and strong hands! I definitely recommend her.

Overall a good place to stay in Nairobi