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Stanley Bedroom
Luxe
room
Stanley Karen Blixen room
Terrace
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Location
of hotel |
Nairobi |
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Kwalification
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Number of
rooms |
142 Deluxe Rooms,
6 Deluxe Triples, 10 Deluxe Singles, 2 Courier Singles |
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Facilities
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In room safe, non
smoking floor and rooms,
Bath, Shower and
WC, Colour-Coded Rooms, satelite television, video mini bar |
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Restaurants
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Thorn Tree Cafe,
The
Exchange Bar, Zen Restaurant, Pool Deck Restauarant |
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All
inclusive |
not available |
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Entertainment |
shopping arcade |
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Sportfacilities
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pool, fully
equiped healtclub, aerobics classes |
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Business facilities |
In keeping with its place at the heart of
Nairobi’s central business district, The Stanley offers some of the finest conference
facilities in the country – with nine fully-equipped function rooms for all manner
and size of occasion.
The largest, the Churchill Room, seats 250
for dinner and 350 for conferences, while the Baden- powell Room opens out onto a central
courtyard for open-air lunches or cocktails. The hotel’s Business Centre is equipped
to put all the function rooms – as well individual guestrooms – in touch with
the world.
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Describtion :The Stanley is one of the Kenya's first
Luxury and historical hotels opened in 1902 during the time of the colonial rulings.
Since then it has been the centre of attraction and comitments spot for its sites in
Nairobi, having all the Major facilities, seminars, reception, and most Conference are
being carried out at The Stanely, there after called New Stanley. It is where Kenya’s
first locally brewed beer was served at Hotel's Long Bar in 1923. Ewart Grogan, who walked
from Cape to Cairo to prove his love for a woman, slaked his considerable thirst, so did
Ernest Hemingway, Denys Finch Hatton and Edward Prince of Wales. At The Stanley, the
stars came out at night: Stewart Granger, Ava Gardener, Clark Gable. They all came to The
Stanley.
Today, as The Stanley enters its second
century, it is once again making history-by readopting its original name, and much of its
original character.The spacious foyer, with its marble floors, leather furniture, and
antique brass and wrought-iron fittings, recalls a graceful era of fine furnishings and
grand living, of a cool Victoria elegance.
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