It was an exeptional accomodation, situated right on the edge of Amboseli National Park. This is family-run ecological farm, you can choose between a tent and bungalow fitted with beds and private toilet/shower. Beda were very comfortable, family was so nice and helpful. You could see stars at night and hear night animals. Both dinner and breakfast were prepared from local organic products. This accomodation is situated within 30-min drive from park gate, but you can tell at the gate you are sleepingg there and you will be allowed re-entry. So you can use 24h ticket for afternoon and next morning, like you would be accomodated in much expensive lodges inside park. This was really convenient. Just expect bumpy road from gate to the farm (it is well marked), so 4x4 car is essential. Our bungalow was lit by solar energy, you can charge your phones in other building.

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Wilson war ein toller Gastgeber und die Unterkunft ist gut gepflegt und man fühlt sich wohl.

It was amazing to meet Wilson and his family. The place is located a stone's throw from a gate to Amboseli and offers an authentic experience. Do not expect luxury facilities: you are there for the experience! As we were there, our car broke down and Wilson was most helpful in organising repairs. Meanwhile, we ended up frequenting a funeral in the nearest Masai village with Wilson. It turned out to be the highlight of our trip, having lunch with the Masai in the bush and experiencing Community Spirit. We will never forget our time at WE4Kenya! Dinner, lunch and breakfast were also great and very much appreciated, alongside interactions with the friendly staff.

Take some powerbanks as electricity can be patchy. However, Wilson will sort things charging your phone for you if you ask.

Lovely setting in the wild. Very rustic.

Bad value for money and the meals were really basic with no options @ $10 per person per meal. Host even wanted to charge for a bottle of water! Breakfast was included in the $120 per night charge. However, it consisted of a basic omelette and bread. Again, no choices.