Rich history, excellent food Wish there was more room and activities
It was an awesome experience. Your hospitality was royalty class. We shall be visiting again soon
A wonderful getaway. I would definitely recommend it to everyone I know.
It was so serene and beautiful. It was a great weekend getaway. The staffing and food was good.
Very nice place,cool,enjoyable n good services offered at tha place
Very disappointed! Only around 10 things on the menu but only three available when we went on a Sunday lunch time. We asked for guacamole salad - not available - so had Greek saladno feta cheese but avocado!!!! Only deserts were ice cream or milk shake (???). Twin chop not twin, whole red snapper was fillets. Suggest that in an area where supply is a bit haphazard that a chalk board would be better than a printed menu. Only one toilet for non-residents and nothing to dry your hands on. Gin & tonic - the tonic costs more than the gin.
However, beautiful surroundings, gorgeous countryside. So much potential!
Just beautiful!! The chef is amazing
Accommodation a bit expensive. But the food fairly priced and delicious.
An excellent venue for deep engagement, excellent staff and food, horse riding, highly recommended
Amazing place to spent time with loved ones. Enjoyed my stay and will definately come again .
It was amazing..the food was really good, hot, full of flavor. made on order :) the staff were chilled out, and such good company. The place is completely secludedvery peaceful, i had a tour of the manor and the place is filled with antiques and vintage Nairobi portraits We later had lunchthen spent some fun time at the beautiful gazebosSerenity 💯
Serene, romanticperfect place to get away from the city bustle.
Great food, quiet, beautiful country side free of pollution and free of hustle, horses to ride.
A beautiful gem seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Its a quiet and eclectic country home turned boutique hotel, steeped in history and romance. We understand that it was once a colonial home, originally built by an Englishman called Frank Joyce back in 1926. And the charm still exists to this day - from the interior design, landscaping and 4 o'clock tea with scones and clotted cream, it takes your breadth away