As you enter the grand regency premises it definatly looks promising, the first hiccup was at booking in reception, it seemed that they were not expecting me, where as a booking had been made a week in advance. After a few prolonged checks i was finally whisked to my room , the service and interaction from the porter was good,... more

I love the sense of the Kenyan hospitality (so different from the reserved British. sorry but it has to be said) , the sincerity of the staff and their obvious love for what they do, the excellent buffet they provide on the pool side at Sunday (i forgot the cost but I think it was about 18 USD for the... more

I live in Nairobi. Was staying over at the hotel after a friend treated me. Generally the hotel looks good. good location next to the city center. Room was ok ... generally clean. Had trouble with the air conditioning in the room the first night. Complained to the management ... it was sorted out eventually. Service was not bad. The... more

Hell experience in Laico Regency. Air-conditioning is hopeless. Noisy and not cool. Interior decoration is old and obsolete. Bed mattress is deformed and dented. The first night that I stayed in Laico Regency was even more terrifying. I was told that they were receiving a Spanish government delegation. They had to use the living room of a suite and put... more

I stayed at the Laico Regency hotel in Nairobi for 1 week in November, and it was a wonderful experience. The décor of the suites was typical and perfect. Staff was very courteous and friendly and very knowledgeable of their surroundings. The food was definitely above average in the various restaurants. The hotel was very clean, and prompt attention was... more

In the city center, very convinient location, Very good hotel with the best Quality/price ratio in Nairobi! The best place to stay in Nairobi! more

Take a torch... this hotel is without doubt the dingiest and dirtiest hotel I have ever seen try to pass itself off as a business hotel. First impressions aren't too bad- the lobby is spacious, with a high, curiously metallic ceiling and a rather dated looking 24 hour cafe off to one side. The first clue that this isn't going... more

Pretentious hotel owned by Moammar Qadaffi. Staff were fairly efficient, but we were quoted USD 210/night and they ended up adding all manner of compulsory extras that brought it up to USD300/night - which we did NOT appreciate. The Sarova Stanley did not do this. The room was adequate - nothing more. The usual cautions about walking about Nairobi apply... more

C'est notre second séjour dans cet hôtel que nous avions trouvé très moyen la première fois, surtout en ce qui... more