Sirikwa Hotel Eldoret Kenya
Sirikwa Hotel, named after a sub-tribe of the Maasai that inhabited this area in the 18th century, is an expansive building with a striking white facade. The large entrance hall, with 2 sweeping staircases, gives a faded impression of the early days of this hotel.
The 105 en suite rooms are made up of single, double superior and family rooms. They are set along dim corridors on 4 floors. All rooms are equipped with aircon, satellite TV, digital safe and telephone. The 6 VIP suites and the presidential suite are more spacious.
Sitatunga Restaurant serves buffet breakfast and a la carte lunch and dinner. Meals can also be served on the terrace by the pool. Theme dinners include an African dinner on Tuesday and a bush dinner on Thursday.
Saturday lunch l5 a barbecue by the pool and Sunday lunch is curry .The fully equipped conference facilities include Kerio Lounge Bar, which seats 60 pax, and Baraza Conference Hall which seats 150.
Sirikwa Hotel
The swimming pool, surrounded by a terracotta sunbathing terrace and whitewashed arches, has a children’s section. The garden has a playground with swings. The hotel also has a gift shop, a beauty salon and a travel agent.
Sirikwa Hotel – Facilities
- Swimming pool
- Parking
- Hair and beauty salon
- Laundry
- Gift shop
- Safe
- Business centre
- Internet
- Telephone
- Intercom in rooms
- 24-hour hot running water
- Tv
- Children welcome
- A la carte
- Bed and Breakfast
- Snack menu
- Credit cards
- Airstrip
- Conference facilities
Sirikwa Hotel Contacts
Elgeyo Rd, off Oloo St
Box 3361-30100 Eldoret, Kenya
Tel: +254 53 2063614/ 2062499 /+254 728 680000
Email: info@sirikwahotel.com / reservations@sirikwahotel.com
Web: http://www.sirikwahotel.com/
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