Hotels near Wilson Airport - WIL, Nairobi

I spent three days on my first trip in Nairobi. I used Bolt for all transportation, and felt that I saw in a car hours every day :) The city is quite big, green and lush - there's something for everyone. People were really nice, and I felt safe walking outside, even after dark (just avoid places were there are no other people, or the CBD area). What I did not like was the traffic (due to very poor public transportation) and the fact that the sidewalks/pavements were terrible all around the city. But it's a great place to experience both "real Africa" as well as modern malls, parks, and restaurants. I went to the Giraffe Center, which was nice, but the drive from downtown can take up to one hour. I also considered the National Park, which is within the city limits - maybe next time. I also visited the modern Village Market mall, as well as the genuinely African Westlands Market. I can recommend at least the latter one, as it had many shops with Kenyan souvenirs, tailors, and also second-hand clothes at cheap prices. The top floor was a but annoying, though, as I was the only customer, and every vendor tried to lure me to their shop. It's easy for me now to go to Nairobi again, and I can honestly recommend it as a global but still African city.

Nairobi is a Bueatiful place. I stayed in West suits and sherry homes in Nairobi west. The weather was very good. The roads are very clean. The city is secured and peaceful. In short it is a nice place

, and although my time there was brief, I managed to pack in some truly memorable experiences in Nairobi. A standout part of my visit was definitely exploring the Illusions Museum Nairobi at the Garden City Mall. I had so much fun navigating all the mind-bending and interactive exhibits. It was such a unique and playful atmosphere, and I probably took way too many photos! It offered a cool, modern contrast to the other sights I was seeing and was a great way to add a fun, contemporary stop to my Kenyan adventure. I'm so glad I made time for it during my short stay!"

Really unsafe place, the whole Kenya in general. People are not welcome with tourist at all. They care only to take money without even providing the necessary. For what they are providing the prices are selling is extremely high. Food and water from wherever we ate during 14 days caused us illness. Kenya worth it only for safari 3-4 days are enough to leave the country with good impression. Pick up and drop off from the airport and straight to safari.

Vibrant city, with great restaurants and cafe. I like staying in Westlands for convenience and use of expressway- just 20 minutes to the airport, 30 minutes to Karen and less than 10 minutes to city centre.

Nairobi is a vibrant and welcoming city that seamlessly blends modern urban life with rich culture and natural beauty. From its warm, friendly people and diverse cuisine to unique attractions like Nairobi National Park right next to the city, it offers an unforgettable experience. It’s an excellent destination for travellers seeking adventure, culture, business, and relaxation all in one place.