Outspan Hotel Nyeri
A historic Nyeri hotel with gardens facing Mount Kenya since 1927
You stay at Outspan Hotel in Nyeri, a colonial-era building from 1927 set in gardens that look out to Mount Kenya and the Chania River. The rooms mix original details with modern fittings — some have king-size beds and bathtubs, others work desks and tea-making facilities. The restaurant serves local and international dishes, and the bar is stocked with wine and cocktails.
The hotel was once the home of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting Movement, and his legacy is part of the place. The gardens are planted with local species, and the pool is set among them. Conference rooms take groups for meetings and events, with Wi-Fi throughout.
Aberdare National Park is a short drive away, and the historic Treetops Lodge is within reach for day visits. The hotel stands near the center of Nyeri, so the town is walkable for those who want to explore. The building has been a hotel for nearly a century, and its age shows in the thick walls and high ceilings.