2-Star Hotels in Narok, Kenya

"When I booked the trip to Kenya, I spent a lot of effort on the hotel in Masai Mara. Because several more red hotels have no rooms on the Internet, the rest of the price is very expensive, or it is far from the gate. Good location and price is also an AA hotel, because the evaluation is general, I feel that it is a Chinese tour group, so I don't want to choose. Picked up, chose this one, because the location is good, the price is right, the photo tent is simple, but very beautiful and tidy. But I didn't find the real stay evaluation of this hotel on various platforms, so I decided to write a good review. I think he is more like a homestay, depending on everyone's acceptance. If you can accept a little desolate and simple, this is an affordable choice. Objectively speaking, its characteristics are: 1. The hotel is very small and the environment is simple. The entire hotel occupies about the size of a football field. There is a restaurant (which can accommodate up to 8-10 people), four small tents, each tent is a room, about 20 square meters. But he has hot water to take a bath, this is worthy of recognition. There was no extra layer of hard top on the top of the tent. We had a wind and rain that day. The sound of rain hitting the tent was very loud, and the wind blew the tent out loud. It may also be something in the restaurant, the wind is very loud on it, and it is very noisy at night. There is also a small house on the side, guessing if the staff lives. There is no other facility other than that. Then, all this was built on a wasteland, there were no street lights, we came out of the restaurant for dinner, and found that it was dark, it was dark, and the road back to the tent could not be seen. 2. Because there were few guests, the meal was simple. On the day we checked in, our family of four set up two tents. The restaurant is specially made for us to cook a little meal, a vegetarian and a staple food. Lunch is beef that is quite delicious, the chicken for dinner can't bite hard, and we can't eat enough. 3. There are no safety measures. The only few staff in the hotel are in the restaurant, there are no people in other public areas, let alone doormen and security guards, the tent is the wild mountain, it is said that there are animals. We took the children and hid in the only tent with lights at night, listening to the wind roaring outside, and our hearts rose inexplicably desolate. 4. The power is unstable. It was quite scary, and the power was suddenly cut off. The whole hotel was dark, my husband and I waited for someone to go to the restaurant with our mobile phone, but fortunately we caught the last employee who was going home from work. Yes, the whole hotel is out of electricity, they didn't come to explain to us, if we go a step late, they left our family of four alone in this wasteland. Finally, with the help of Trip.com customer service and our continuous persistence and efforts, we again thank Trip.com customer service of the room department for the amount of customer service. We kept contacting and communicating with us at 2.3 in the early morning of domestic time. Finally, we moved to the AA hotel overnight."