Visited Nairobi, Kenya for a week and stayed at Sandavy Guest House Bed and Breakfast with my 12 year old son. This definitely felt like home away from home. The staff give personalized attention and are flexible in accommodating special request. Nothing was too much of an effort for them as they were always willing to help and were concerned... more

This place is really excellent value for money and the owners, Sandi and David, are incredibly helpful- I think they also organise safaris, although we had already booked ours. It's an older style of house with just a few rooms. Some with private bathroom, some with shared, also a 'bunk room' which means people in other rooms may be walking... more

Wonderful option if you're looking for a quiet spot. A bit outside the city center (taxi to center, about KES 500-600), this was once a family home located in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by similarly quiet private properties. Small nice garden, clean well appointed rooms (some are rather small, but this is all accurately described on their website) with comfy... more

Stayed at the Sandavy guesthouse in Nairobi for a total of 4 nights (in two different stays) during November. It is an extremely pleasant and comfortable guesthouse located approximately 15-20 minute (500 KSH) cab ride from the City Center (sometimes less/sometimes more depending on the time of day). The staff was excellant. The cook prepared a satisfying breakfast each morning... more

My wife and I recently extended our Kenyan/Tanzanian packaged safari with a 3-night stay at Sandavy Guest House. The rates were very reasonable, the rooms, grounds and surroundings very pleasant and safety was taken very seriously. They employ a full-time cook who made us delicious dinners at very reasonable cost in addition to the included breakfast. Proprietors Sandi Carlile and... more