Vision Gate Hotel
Vision Gate Hotel, a Pentecostal hotel, has a church within its building.Guests enter through the ground floor restaurant, climb to the 1st floor restaurant, climb to the 2nd floor businesses and church to the reception on the 3rd floor.
The hotel is next to the post office, and overlooks Kitale’s bustling market.It is within easy reach of Kitale Museum, and all the shops, restaurants and businesses of the town.
There are 40 en-suite rooms, made up of 22 singles, 8 doubles, 6 twins and 4 more spacious superior doubles. Some of the rooms have TV. Baby cots are available on request.
Each floor has a simple lounge area with chairs and TV. The hotel also has a balcony and a terrace. Both the ground floor restaurant and the 1st floor restaurant serve African grilled meats and stews and a few international dishes. The hotel serves no alcohol. Smoking is prohibited.
There is a conference hall that seats 80 pax and another that seats 30. Conference equipment can be hired if required. A guarded basement car park provides secure parking.
Vision Gate Hotel – Facilities
- Parking
- Laundry
- Telephone
- 24-hour hot running water
- TV
- Children welcome
- A la carte
- Snack menu
- Full board
- Half board
- Bed and Breakfast
- Room service
- Conference facilities
- Credit cards
- Airstrip
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Hotels and Accommodation in Kenya
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Kenya Safari
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The Kenyan People Culture and Tradition
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