St Anna Guest House Description
Established in 1998 under the initiative of the Franciscan Sisters of St Anna Lwak, St Anna Guest House is a Christian guesthouse in the quiet Kisumu suburb of Milimani. Behind its grey and maroon facade, the guesthouse has wide airy corridors and modem facilities.
St Anna Guest House
There are 36 en-suite rooms, made up of 23 singles, 11 doubles and 2 family rooms. The family rooms have 3 beds, 2 in a large room, and 1 in an adjoining smaller room.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the dining room, and can be buffet or a la carte. The menu includes local dishes, and dishes from West Africa, as well as international favourites such as soups, sandwiches, curries, goulash and spaghetti. No alcohol is served.
The large conference hall seats 200 pax, and the small conference hall seats 25. Equipment is not provided, but the guesthouse can arrange for PA system, projector and any other equipment to be hired locally on request. Telephone, internet and photocopy services are provided. There is a secure car park. Transport to and from the city centre and the airport can be arranged. The obliging staff are also willing to run errands for guests when required.
St Anna Guest House Services
- Amenities
- Catering
- Accomoodation
- Conference
St Anna Guest House Contacts
St Anna Guest House.
P.O Box 19100-40100.
Millimani Tom Mboya Street Kisumu.
Tel: +254 057 2024792
Fax: 057-2023585
Cell: 254 734 600119
Email: stanna_gh@yahoo.com
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