| check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. breakfast is complimentary. other amenities include a 24-hour business center and on-site parking. conference facilities are available. a 4-minute walk from the beach, this relaxed hotel is 7 km from the haller park nature reserve, 8 km from the mombasa train station and 10 km from the 16th-century fort jesus coastal fortress. the straightforward rooms feature satellite tv, wi-fi access and balconies, as well as air-conditioning
Moi International Airport 30 min
Mamba Village (18 min)
Playful amusement park with bumper cars, a merry-go-round & other rides, plus a big crocodile farm. Bombolulu Coast Workshop and Cultural Centre (9 min) Mombasa Island (19 min)
Vacation destination with beaches plus a bustling port & historic town showcasing Swahili culture. Mombasa Beach (14 min)
Swimming, sunning & local seafood shacks draw visitors to this sandy beach with a laid-back vibe. Mombasa Marine Park (9 min)
Sprawling marine national park & popular spot for wind surfing, water skiing, snorkeling & diving. Fort Jesus (21 min)
Imposing, 16th-century, Portuguese coastal fort with museum displaying Kenyan archeological finds. Nguuni Nature Sanctuary (21 min)
Expansive preserve featuring animals such as ostriches & giraffes, with picnics & guides available. Pembe Za Ndovu (20 min)
These giant aluminum tusks along Moi Avenue were built to commemorate a visit by Princess Margaret. Sacred Mijikenda Kaya Forests (1 hr 7)
Network of 16th-century fortified villages built by the Mijikenda people, preserved as sacred sites. Mamba Village Centre (18 min)
A large reptile conservation farm, with guided tours, crocodile feeding & a children's playground. Wild Waters (12 min)
Water park and amusement park Haller Park (15 min)
Seaside natural reserve with trails & diverse wildlife, including tortoises, giraffes & hippos. Shree Parshva Vallabh Jain Temple (17 min) Nyali Beach (7 min)
This scenic, white sand beach is a popular locale for swimming, sunbathing, picnicking & relaxing. Steve and Richard Safaris (18 min) | 
