Giraffe Manor was established in 1932 and served as a giraffe sanctuary before being transformed into a hotel during the ‘80s. It serves as a home to endangered Rothschild’s giraffes, who interact with visitors on a daily basis – especially during breakfast hours!

Since it’s common to have these gentle giants stretching their long necks through large windows of Giraffe Manor, each room comes stocked with giraffe food so you can treat them to a morning snack. This property comes with a total of 12 rooms set across 12 acres of private land in close proximity to Nairobi.

Thanks to its unique appeal, Giraffe Manor attracted many celebrity guests over the years, but booking one of the rooms will set you back by hundreds of bucks. Those fortunate enough to stay here swear it’s worth every penny because it will get you in touch with nature like no other hotel in the world.

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Have Breakfast with a Giraffe

It was an ivy-covered brick mansion used as a living place for the founders of the Giraffe Center, whose job was to attempt to increase the population of the Rothschild giraffes in Nairobi. Today the Giraffe Manor is a boutique hotel with luxurious rooms and beautiful interior décor.

However, the highlight of the day happens in the morning, when the giraffes come for a morning snack. They poke their heads into the window and slurp up whatever is on the plate. When there are finished, they turn around and go on with their lives.

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Foster a Baby Elephant or a Baby Rhino

Unfortunately, due to numerous hunts and killings, many baby elephants and rhinos lose their parents. Luckily, there are great organizations that take care of these animals. They are offering great fostering programs, so if your budget allows, foster an orphaned baby animal.

Visit The Gedi Ruins

These mysterious ruins, set on the Indian Ocean and buried deep in the tropical forest, belonged to an abandoned city. It was a 13th-century town with streets, running water, flushing toilets, and fascinating décor such as the Ming Chinese vases and Venetian glass.

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Giraffe Manor was established in 1932 and served as a giraffe sanctuary before being transformed into a hotel during the ‘80s. It serves as a home to endangered Rothschild’s giraffes, who interact with visitors on a daily basis – especially during breakfast hours!

Since it’s common to have these gentle giants stretching their long necks through large windows of Giraffe Manor, each room comes stocked with giraffe food so you can treat them to a morning snack. This property comes with a total of 12 rooms set across 12 acres of private land in close proximity to Nairobi.

Thanks to its unique appeal, Giraffe Manor attracted many celebrity guests over the years, but booking one of the rooms will set you back by hundreds of bucks. Those fortunate enough to stay here swear it’s worth every penny because it will get you in touch with nature like no other hotel in the world.

The post Giraffe Manor: Kenya’s Most Unique Boutique Hotel appeared first on Traveler Master.

Have Breakfast with a Giraffe

It was an ivy-covered brick mansion used as a living place for the founders of the Giraffe Center, whose job was to attempt to increase the population of the Rothschild giraffes in Nairobi. Today the Giraffe Manor is a boutique hotel with luxurious rooms and beautiful interior décor.

However, the highlight of the day happens in the morning, when the giraffes come for a morning snack. They poke their heads into the window and slurp up whatever is on the plate. When there are finished, they turn around and go on with their lives.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BkqBXG7gQm_/?hl=en&taken-at=236281021

Foster a Baby Elephant or a Baby Rhino

Unfortunately, due to numerous hunts and killings, many baby elephants and rhinos lose their parents. Luckily, there are great organizations that take care of these animals. They are offering great fostering programs, so if your budget allows, foster an orphaned baby animal.

Visit The Gedi Ruins

These mysterious ruins, set on the Indian Ocean and buried deep in the tropical forest, belonged to an abandoned city. It was a 13th-century town with streets, running water, flushing toilets, and fascinating décor such as the Ming Chinese vases and Venetian glass.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bgq5UuLjsWq/?hl=en&taken-at=365728620

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