This article contains a list of Luxurious hotels owned by Kenyan politicians. Kenya has a thriving hospitality industry that provides a favorable climate for the creation and survival of high-end hotels, resorts, and restaurants around the country.
This has enabled business people to serve the sector while also creating income.
Some of the country’s most fabulous hotels have been affiliated with politicians, and Jambodaily.com examines some of the elegant eateries owned by our leaders in this segment.
Some of the Luxurious hotels owned by Kenyan politicians include the Voyager Beach Hotel In Mombasa and Weston Hotel in Nairobi.
Luxurious hotels owned by Kenyan politicians
1. Voyager Beach Resort Mombasa
Voyager is a bright, ship-themed resort located in Mombasa County, Kenya.
It is well-known for holding some of Africa’s best family entertainment and animation performances, such as unique themed voyages over the seven seas, gastronomic extravaganzas, and special music, fashion, comedy, and acrobatic shows.
The Voyager, designed in the style of a luxury cruise ship, takes its passengers on a delightful tour of the sea with no creature comforts neglected.
The resort features a water sports center, various culinary and entertainment experiences, wedding packages in paradise, glass-bottom boat rides over magical coral, four bars (including a sports bar and a 24-hour lounge), three swimming pools including a whirlpool, three specialized restaurants, and supervised Kid’s activities.
Heritage Hotels, a hospitality corporation owned by President Uhuru Kenyatta and his family, owns the Voyager Beach resort.
2. A&L hotel
The magnificent hotel is owned by Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua and his wife Lilian Ng’ang’a and is located a few kilometers from Machakos Town.
The hotel, which takes its name from the couple’s initials, opened on July 24, 2020. The hotel is open for 12 hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during Covid-19.
A restaurant, a bar, and a garden are among the attractions of the A&L hotel. It has family areas with televisions mounted on the walls. A terrace is also available to visitors at the property.
A hotel night costs Ksh11,902 per room.
Mutua has frequently claimed that he made his fortune before entering politics in 2013. The governor rose to prominence in the country’s film industry as the creator of the criminal series “Cobra Squad.”
3. Nairobi Safari Club
Nairobi Safari Club is a five-star hotel in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD), housed in a towering structure at the intersection of Muindi Mbingu Street and University Way.
The hotel first opened its doors in 1984, and it has been a prominent component of Nairobi’s environment for decades. Former Kiambaa MP Stanley Githunguri owns it.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available at the hotel. Its clients may also enjoy the tranquil work environment in the rooms, which can be used for meetings, forums, exhibitions, and much more, as well as state-of-the-art conferencing capabilities.