Serena Mountain Lodge

Sailing like an ark amid the primeval forests of Kenya’s highest mountain, Mount Kenya, this timbered tree hotel offers champagne-clear mountain air, sweeping views across the tree-canopy, sparkling trout streams, and gentle forest walks. Located at 2,134 metres above sea level, on the lower slopes of the mountain, the lodge is cool, tranquil and hushed for optimum game-sightings. The open-air viewing-deck looks down on to its own water hole and salt-lick, which attracts numerous herds of elephant and buffalo.

Rooms

The Rooms

Total of 42 categorized as 39 standard rooms and 03 VIP rooms.
Room dcor: Each of the Lodge’s tastefully decorated and recently refurbished rooms have ideal view of the waterhole below. The others have a large picture window with comfortable chairs for game viewing. Room amenities: VIP rooms have a comfortable sitting area, small fridge, phone, and bathtub with shower. Standard rooms have showers only, and most have one double bed and one single bed. Some rooms have narrow open balconies with a cushioned bench and en suite facilities
Special features: An interesting feature of the waterhole is its center island created in the shape of t he African continent. The animal viewing bunker and the open view point at the balcony. Children under eight are not allowed to stay at Mountain Lodge.

Food & Drink

Restaurant Bar

General Facilities

Express check-in and check-out facilities Telephone Laundry  House-doctor call Gift shop

Conference Facilities

A conference Full range of Audios-Visual Equipment.

Recreational Facilities

Nature Walk in Mount Kenya Trout fishing Mount Kenya Forest Water-hole Sailing like an ark amid the primeval forests of Kenya’s highest mountain, Mount Kenya, this timbered tree hotel offers champagne-clear mountain air, sweeping views across the tree-canopy, sparkling trout streams, and gentle forest walks. Located at 2,134 metres above sea level, on the lower slopes of the mountain, the lodge is cool, tranquil and hushed for optimum game-sightings. The open-air viewing-deck looks down on to its own water hole and salt-lick, which attracts numerous herds of elephant and buffalo. There is also a tunnel leading to a photo-hide, which offers spectacular viewing and photographic opportunities just metres away from the wildlife at the water hole.
Raised on stilts above the forest canopy, a timbered drawbridge leads from the forest and up on to the wooden ‘decks’ of the lodge. Inside, the impression of having boarded a ship is perpetuated by a combination of log panelled walls, timbered game-viewing decks and winding stairs leading to a selection of snugly comfortable, cabin-styled rooms. Activities include guided walks through the forest, trout fishing in the clear mountain streams, trips to the high moorlands of the mountain, and 5-day luxury climbs of the mountain.