
Dotted on a hillside above the Ewaso Nyiro River each of Sasaab’s nine rooms are open sided with a private plunge room on the veranda.
There is nowhere your children will enjoy more – as a fantastically Colonial, utterly nuts way to start or end a safari than the Giraffe Manor.
They are one of those enviable couples who fit together like yin and yang and who have crafted a business and a life on entertaining in beautiful spaces they have designed and built themselves.
At dusk, a leopard roars in the near darkness, and the nine tented rooms are beautiful – light airy, white washed, arabesque.
(January 11, 2011) Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report, the most respected publication in luxury travel, announced in its February 2011 issue the recommendation of Sasaab in Samburu, Kenya.
All of Andrew Harper’s recommended properties possess exceptional character, a commitment to classic hospitality and a profound sense of place. Mr. Harper does not evaluate hotels by means of a checklist, but uses his three decades of experience to distinguish the truly enchanting from the merely excellent. Sasaab is delighted to be among the best of the best properties worldwide to receive his recommendation.
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The Eco tourism Kenya awarded Sasaab a silver level certification on 17th November 2010 for their commitment to sustaining the community, wildlife and environment in Samburu.
Eco tourism Kenya promotes responsible tourism practices within the industry. This entails encouraging the adoption of best practises in the use of tourism resources, working with local communities and managing wastes and emissions.
Sasaab has continued to provide an unrivalled holiday experience whilst maintaining eco practices that help sustain the environment. The Lodge encourages guests to participate in their community projects that have empowered the people of Samburu. Sasaab has also initiated projects that have created awareness on wildlife and environmental conservation.