Giraffe Manor, located in Nairobi’s Langata suburb, offers guests an extraordinary experience by allowing close interactions with a herd of endangered Rothschild’s giraffes. These giraffes often visit during meal times, extending their necks through windows to share breakfast or afternoon tea with guests.
The manor’s 12 rooms, each named after a giraffe, exude 1930s elegance while providing modern comforts.
The adjacent AFEW Giraffe Centre educates visitors on giraffe conservation and offers feeding opportunities from an elevated platform. Within the manor’s grounds, guests can enjoy afternoon tea with giraffes, play lawn games like croquet or relax in the tranquil Orchid House.
For wildlife enthusiasts, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust allows for close encounters with orphaned elephants, with options to adopt and support their rehabilitation. Nairobi National Park, a short drive away, provides game drives to see diverse wildlife, including lions and leopards, in their natural habitat.
Culinary experiences at Giraffe Manor are equally impressive, with meals crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Daisy’s Café, situated next to the manor, offers fresh, farm-to-table dishes in a serene garden setting.
