Giraffe Manor

Giraffe Manor is one of Africa's most iconic and photographed properties, a 1930s Scottish-style manor house in the Langata suburb of Nairobi where a herd of endangered Rothschild giraffes wander freely through the gardens and sometimes poke their long necks through the windows at breakfast. This is not just a hotel stay: it is an intimate wildlife encounter unlike anything else in the world.

With just 12 rooms across the Manor House and Garden Cottage, Giraffe Manor is genuinely exclusive, securing a reservation requires advance booking, and every stay is fully inclusive of meals, drinks, and house safari activities. The property is owned by The Safari Collection and benefits from its connection to the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife, which has helped establish Rothschild giraffe populations across East Africa. A one-night stay here is among the most unforgettable experiences a Kenya safari can include.