Each room is named after a sub-tribe of the Mijikenda - the nine peoples who have called this coast home for centuries.
The largest of our suites, named after the most populous Mijikenda tribe. A king bed, private terrace with garden views, and handwoven textiles from the coast.
A tranquil double room inspired by the Chonyi people. Earth tones, natural wood furnishings and a rainfall shower make this a peaceful retreat.
Named after the Duruma, one of the larger Mijikenda clans of the hinterland. A bright double room with warm textiles and views of the tropical garden.
Named for the Kauma sub-tribe, this cosy twin room suits friends or families travelling together. Opens onto the shared garden terrace.
A bright family room sleeping up to three, with a sofa bed and a large window framing the tropical garden. Named after the Ribe community of Kilifi.
An intimate double with a four-poster bed draped in light cotton. The Rabai people are renowned for their craftsmanship — reflected in every detail of this room.
The Jibana Room features a private entrance, a queen bed and coastal décor. Named after one of the smaller Mijikenda clans with a rich oral tradition.
Compact and elegantly furnished, the Kambe Room is ideal for solo travellers or couples seeking a serene bolthole close to the beach.
Named after the coastal Digo people, known for their strong ties to the sea. This double room has a breezy, maritime feel with ocean-inspired décor.