Nairobi, Norfolk Hotel:  No other hotel in Kenya captures as much of Nairobi’s splendid past and exciting present, and few hotels anywhere can claim a more romantic history. The Norfolk Hotel has impressed generations of visitors with its unfailing high standards of service, luxurious style, hospitality and comfort including President Theodore Roosevelt, Lord Baden-Powell, and the Baron and Baroness von Blixen have all been part of the hotel’s history.

The exterior of the Norfolk Hotel has changed little since its opening on Christmas Day 1904. inside, ceiling fans, cane chairs, plump animal-print cushions and deep sofas combine with local woods to create a tranquil ambience. All 167 luxurious guestrooms are beautifully furnished and many look out onto the hotel’s lovely gardens. The grounds are immaculate and profusely planted with indigenous plants. Today, the hotel boasts an outdoor heated swimming pool, a fully equipped health club, a ballroom, elegant public areas and the choice of six dining venues and 24-hour room service.

Tarangire, Tarangire Treetops:  Astride the path of the Elephant Migration, your accommodations sit alone in a private game reserve bordering Tarangire national Park and the Maasai Steppe amid rolling baobab-studded hills with views to Lake Manyara and the Rift Valley wall.

Tarangire Treetops is distinctively furnished. Blending natural materials and contemporary decor, your luxury tree house, one of 20, provides you with a unique safari experience. Perched up in Baobab and Marula trees, your tree house has a large, private balcony, an exotic double shower and some of the largest rooms in East Africa.

Encasing a vast Baobab tree, the spacious and tranquil dining room, reception and lounge overlooks the swimming pool and a waterhole that sees a constant flow of wildlife.

Ngorongoro Crater, Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge:  Spread out along the uppermost, eastern rim of the Ngorongoro World Heritage Site, the lodge offers breathtaking views of the crater floor far below. The lodge is located on Lemala Hill on the uppermost, eastern rim of the Ngorongoro Crater, a World Heritage Site, in the volcanic highlands of northern Tanzania. The crater forms part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area that covers 3,200 sq. miles. This World Heritage Site has been set aside to preserve and integrate the diverse values and interests of wildlife, local people, archaeology, flora, tourism and the area's environment and ecology. The Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge is, and will remain as, the only tourist development on the eastern rim of the crater and thus offers you unique and spectacular views down into the crater floor and of the sunsets over the western horizon.

Your suite is one of 92 and features wall-to-wall carpeting, central heating, a private lounge with a mini bar, a bedroom with two queen size beds and ample room for a third, an en-suite bathroom with shaver sockets and a hair dryer, and a private solarium which offers stunning views either down into the crater floor below or of the setting sun over the western horizon.

The lodge offers direct-dial satellite telephone facilities as well as satellite television and wildlife-video-film options. Our water supply comes from nearby springs but guests are advised not to drink from the taps. Instead, complimentary bottled mineral water is provided in the mini bars. Our guest shops stock a wide selection of curios, gift and personal items. A swimming pool is situated on the very edge of the crater and the water is invigorating, and is a perfect area to unwind and relax while enjoying the views of the crater floor below or of the sunsets in the evenings.

Serengeti National Park, Migration Camps:  The name Serengeti comes from the Maasai word “siringet” meaning 'endless plain.' At Migration Camp you experience the vastness of these sweeping plains. The Serengeti migration masses around the site for several months en route to the southern plains with excellent sightings of lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo year round.  The camp is situated in the northern central Serengeti, overlooking the Grumeti River. Your tent will be one of 13 secluded luxury dwellings and includes full bathroom facilities.

Enjoy spectacular sunsets, star-filled evenings and open air dining that bring you the romance of East Africa.

Serengeti National Park, Serengeti Sopa Lodge: Looking out over the seemingly endless Serengeti plains, this hillside lodge is a tranquil oasis set in over 5,000 sq. miles of National Park. The Serengeti plains are host to a dramatic annual migration of hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and numerous other species of animals indigenous to the area. The lodge offers direct-dial satellite telephone facilities as well as satellite television and wildlife-video-film options. Our water supply comes from nearby springs but guests are advised not to drink from the taps. Instead, complimentary bottled mineral water is provided in the mini bars. Our guest shops stock a wide selection of curios, gift and personal items. The double size pool offers a refreshing interlude between game drives as well as wonderful views over the rolling plains of the Serengeti.

Your suite is one of 92 and features wall-to-wall carpeting, central heating, a private lounge with a mini bar, a bedroom with two queen size beds and ample room for a third, an en-suite bathroom with shaver sockets and a hair dryer, and a private verandah which offers stunning views over the plains.