Go Shopping in Nairobi with Tribe – The Village Market Hotel
Tuesday, March 31st, 2009Tribe – The Village Market Hotel is the best place to stay at if you’re looking for a fantastic hotel in Kenya that’s close to great shopping. This African gem is right inside The Village Market, East Africa’s largest shopping and recreation complex.
Whether you’re a diplomat in Kenya on business, or whether you want to enjoy East Africa’s best shopping, a trip to Kenya is a must for all luxury travelers.
When visiting Nairobi, Kenya, we recommend staying at Tribe – the Village Market Hotel. Not only is this Kenya hotel totally chic and luxurious, you simply can’t beat the location. Found right inside The Village Market (East Africa’s largest shopping and recreation complex) and in Gigiri (Nairobi’s upscale Diplomatic Distric), you will be within walking distance of the United Nations Headquarters, the US Embassy and the Canadian High Commission.
All 142 rooms are modern in their design and are also adorned with hand-picked art and furnishings from African artisans, giving guests a real cultural treat. Common spaces also boast an excellent and interesting design that guests are sure to enjoy.
There are plenty of things to do at this upscale Nairobi hotel, especially since it is adjacent to the Village Market Shopping Complex. Guests can use the on-site gym, the cinema, the ten pin bowling alley and play mini golf. There are also facilities for children who are looking for a place to play. Village Market Shopping Complex boasts more than 150 shops and services as well as 20 restaurants and a water slide!
After exploring Nairobi, you might want to check out Epic, Tribe’s in-house restaurant. With an intimate environment, guests can have excellent Continental cuisine fused with East African flavours.
And, guests who really want to relax will definitely want to escape to this luxury hotel’s Wellness Spa. You will find a wide range of treatments here to help you leave your stress behind.
We can’t think of a better way to spend time in Kenya then with Tribe – The Village Market Hotel.





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