5-Star Hotels in Kwale, Kenya

Its a great location and service is good but learned in my stay that I could have gotten better for the price I paid there but overall it great

The whole resort staff are very friendly and nice. The breakfast and dinner are really good with a wide variety of choices . However , the rooms and amenities need a bit of refurnishing as it starts to see slightly dated. The toilet needs to be cleaner as there seems to be some hard white spots appearing on the levers. The entertainment room also needs to be maintained. Overall , we still had a good stay nevertheless

Swahili Beach Resort is a great all inclusive resort in Diani Beach in Kenya. It's perfect as a base for staying in the area, with everything you need included. The rooms are spacious, the staff are incredible (and I mean incredible - nothing is too much trouble for them, they are so polite and will really go to great lengths to help you). The only issue is that if the resort puts you in a room that is different to what you've booked (in our case, we booked a Standard room and we got given a Superior room), it can be difficult for them to find your reservation in their backend systems. So ensure you go in with printed proof of your reservation and payment, and eventually it will all get sorted. Otherwise, it's amazing, the Dawa drinks are top notch and the rooms are spacious and inviting.

Pleasant hotel in a good locatopn with very friendly staff. In general, room renovations are slowly overdue. Because of the noise, it is best not to take a room in the basement.

We had a family vacation in early May. This is not our first time at this hotel. The price/quality ratio is good. The only thing that really irritates us is the locals who are always pestering you and trying to sell you something with a 100% markup. We decided to walk to the newly-emerged island and realized that we had gone without slippers in vain. There were a lot of hedgehogs. The local ”hike sellers” helped us out with their slippers, but the price for 3 people was 9,000 Kes, which is comparable to the cost of a motorboat that will take you to a place where there are many different fish, starfish, and other sea creatures.