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we stayed at sandies for one night. I wished we could have spend a longer time. the spa was excellent though expensive. The thalasso therapy pool was so good. the food was excellent. the only problem we had were the beds. They were too high for us and for some of my family who are vertically challenged we needed a step stool to climb on the bed. Also the rooms smelt musty but maybe that was because of the low occupancy

We spent two nights at the hotel. I loved the fact that it is a relatively small hotel. Our rooms were enormous. We had a garden room with a large terrace. The room was immaculate as was the huge bathroom with jacuzzi. The staff are amazing. I would personally like to thank Mr Dolla , the F&B manager, for taking such good care of us and all our needs. Loved Constance, Miri, Raphael , Deniece and all the staff . They really went out of their way to ensure we had an unforgettable stay. Kennedy kept our room impeccably clean. No request was too much for the staff. Loved the fact that there was no loud music etc by the pool. But if anyone does want that you can go to the sister resort next door and use all their facilities. I did a great stretching class with Kennedy, their sports instructor. There was a lot of seaweed in the sea so it was difficult to swim but the pool and pool area was kept very clean and staff were constantly coming round offering drinks. Great experience.

we stayed in the Kenga Giama Resort for three nights. the resort is quite small and we were the only guests during our stay. so we had the pool and the nice garden for ourselves. its a nice place for relaxation. the breakfast was also good. the hotel offered tea, coffee, hot milk, toast, different jams, cakes and fruits. The owner was very obliging and organized a snorkeling trip in the marine park.

The hotel is basic but fulfills the needs. Nothing fancy but considering the price I'd say it's fair. Friendly staff. The only important thing here to mention is Malindi itself. It used to be a hotspot under the Swahili coastal beach towns but the beach has changed to a no swimming beach. Because of the river that brings a dirty flow of water, the ocean changed its colour to brown-pink and is no good for swimming. Many resorts have closed down over the last few years due to this fact. I can't recommend Malindi. It more feels like a ghost town with abandoned resorts. I can just imagine how beautiful it must have been back in the day. You better stay around Diani Beach south of Mombasa.

This place is operated by Daniel Terzi and his wife. The villa has 4 private beautiful double rooms. The staff are so helpful and friendly. Daniel goes out of his way to ensure your happiness and satisfaction. If it is wine and great lunches on the terrace or organizing a beach trip. The villa is on 2 acres and the grounds and pool are beautiful. It beats staying in a hotel hands down. Best place for me in malindi