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LAKE OL BOLOSAT RESORT PARK LODGE (Nyandurua, Ol Jororok)
Ol Joro Orok, Nyandarua County Province, Kenya
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Description
Lake Ol Bolosat Resort Park Lodge
A serene escape nestled in the Nyandarua County, offering stunning views of the Ol Jorok countryside. Ideal for families, couples, and business travelers, the resort boasts comfortable accommodations, a variety of activities, and delicious dining options. Relax by the pool, explore the nature trails, or enjoy a meal at the Black Well Restaurant. With easy access to Thomson's Falls, Lake Ol Bolosat, and the Aberdare Mountain Ranges, this resort is a perfect base for exploring the region's natural beauty.
Accommodation:
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VIP Suite: A private sitting room, wireless internet connectivity, private bath with shower, direct-dial telephone with voicemail, and a TV with remote control.
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Standard Double Room: Comfortable bed, private bath with shower, direct-dial telephone with voicemail, TV with remote control, and tea/coffee making facilities.
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Twin Room: Medium comfortable bed, private bath with shower, direct-dial telephone with voicemail, TV with remote control, and tea/coffee making facilities.
Dining:
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The Black Well Restaurant: Open daily, serving a delightful mix of traditional and continental meals. The restaurant is known for its vibrant cuisines and beverages, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
Activities:
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Bouncing Castles and Amusement Park: Perfect for families with children, offering endless fun and entertainment.
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Garden and Nature Trail: A beautifully landscaped garden with sculpted features and a wide collection of colorful flowers, providing an idyllic atmosphere for relaxation and exploration.
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Bird Watching: The resort is located near Lake Ol Bolossat, a great spot for bird watching enthusiasts.
Conferences:
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Meeting Rooms: Suitable for business or hospitality events, equipped with all necessary support services to ensure successful conferences and meetings.
Location:
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Conveniently located on the outskirts of Ol Kalau, the resort offers a quiet and calm environment with proximity to a localized town center. It has easy access to Thomson’s Falls, Lake Ol Bolossat, and the Aberdare Mountain Ranges, making it an ideal base for excursions and activities.
Overall:
Lake Ol Bolosat Resort Park Lodge is a tranquil retreat offering a balance of relaxation and adventure. With its stunning natural surroundings, comfortable accommodations, and variety of activities, it's the perfect place to unwind and recharge.
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- Flat Tv
- Internet – Wifi
- Coffee and tea
Property type
- Hotels
- Resorts
- Lodges
Facilities
- Flat Tv
- Internet – Wifi
- Coffee and tea
Hotel Rules - Policies
Check In
4:00PM
Check Out
11:00AM
Hotel Policies
Accommodation Packages Offered:
1. BED & BREAKFAST - Standard room rate + Breakfast
2. HALF BOARD - Standard room rate + Breakfast + Lunch
3. FULL BOARD - Standard room rate + Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
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Lake Olbolosat (14km)
Lake Olbolosat, located in Nyandarua County, is the only natural lake in central Kenya. It's a vital wetland and a protected area, known for its rich biodiversity, including over 300 bird species and a large population of hippos.
The lake forms the headwaters of the Ewaso Nyiro River, which supports wildlife and communities in several counties. Despite its ecological importance, the lake faces challenges such as water abstraction and human encroachment.
Thomson Falls (15km)
Thomson Falls is a stunning 74-meter (243-foot) waterfall on the Ewaso Narok River, located near Nyahururu in central Kenya. Discovered by Scottish geologist Joseph Thomson in 1883, the falls are surrounded by lush greenery and offer breathtaking views. Visitors can enjoy the scenic beauty from above or take a trail down to the bottom of the ravine. The mist from the falls nourishes the dense forest below, creating a unique and vibrant ecosystem. It's a popular spot for tourists and a significant economic resource for the local community.
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