Afrochic Diani is considered a boutique retreat and has only 10 well designed rooms. This gives guests quite a bit of privacy as you are not surrounded by hordes of other visitors, a common situation with other hotels.

Bamburi Beach Hotel Mombasa is a newly refurbished hotel facing the Indian Ocean, a 20-minute drive north of Mombasa. It is an all-inclusive hotel, so all meals are provided. The all-inclusive rates however do not include the mini-bar, bottled water, diet drinks or ice-cream.

A hundred year old property on Moi Avenue, Castle Hotel in Mombasa is a colonial gem and a favorite of visitors who seek a break away from the beach culture of the North and South Coasts.
Only ten minutes away from the colorful and historic Old Town and the well-preserved Fort Jesus, the heritage Castle Royal Hotel attracts guests who want to relive a little of the old colonial life-style.

At the Indian Ocean Beach Club in Mombasa, you wake up each morning to breath-taking views of a sun-drenched white sandy beach and sounds of pounding surf. Rooms are in thatched cottages or in double-storey white washed buildings which are discreetly blended into the environment. This is an unparalleled experience in Kenya.

With a stunning white sandy beach, recently renovated modern. stylish and sleek rooms, Leopard Beach Mombasa has become the go-to destination resort on Mombasa’s South Coast. Located on Diani Beach, the resort is set in lush, landscaped tropical gardens with flowering plants, ponds and waterfalls, and is nestled between coral cliffs facing the Indian Ocean.

The Mombasa Beach Hotel has twin advantages. It is minutes away from Mombasa’s Old Town but, with huge beautifully landscaped grounds, it is a nice sanctuary as well. It is an older hotel and this shows in the slightly outdated décor. However, it has a lively atmosphere and is more popular with African guests than the other beach hotels. Many of its guests are weekenders from Nairobi.