The hotel blends sleek, modern design with warm touches that nod to the colours and textures of the Kenyan landscape, creating a space that feels equally suited to the business traveller, the leisure guest and the long-stay visitor.

Accommodation spans 147 rooms and suites alongside 72 serviced apartments, giving guests the choice between a polished hotel stay or a more residential experience. Apartments come with kitchenettes, microwaves and washing machines, making them well suited to extended visits, while higher-category rooms and suites offer access to the Regency Club Lounge, walk-in rain showers and sweeping views over either the Nairobi skyline or the hotel’s dramatic atrium.

Dining is anchored by E.A.T., the all-day restaurant serving a mix of African, Asian and Mediterranean dishes in a casual setting, complemented by The Atrium, a 24-hour café showcasing Kenyan coffees and teas alongside light snacks and desserts. Round-the-clock in-room dining is also available for guests who prefer to unwind in their suites.

On the wellness side, the hotel devotes an entire floor to recreation. A 270-square-metre fitness centre, a 140-square-metre aerobic studio with expert-led classes, and a serene indoor pool on the seventh floor — designed with open wall sections that let in natural light and city views — are joined by a sauna and steam rooms.

For meetings, weddings and social events, the property offers ten flexible venues backed by a dedicated planning team. The location is another draw: Nairobi National Museum, Karura Forest, Nairobi National Park and Westgate Mall are all within easy reach, and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport sits about a 15-minute drive away, making the hotel a natural launchpad for both city exploration and onward safari adventures.

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