About Davida Getaway Hotel
A hidden Gem in Kipipiri, the heart of Nyandarua
Where Woodsmoke Meets Warmth. Unplug, Unwind, and Live.
A deeply rural spot on the unexplored windward side of the expansive Nyandarua (Aberdare) mountain ranges in the central part of Kenya. It comprises of a self-catering Cottage, taking up to 13pax; Exclusive Hotel rooms ; A modern fully equipped Lounge; External gazebos served by an adjacent external bar and grill. All set within expansive grounds that ensure a high degree of privacy for our guests.
Benefits of our Getaway
In Room Beverages
Sip, Relax, Repeat – Your In-Room Refreshments
Health Precautions
Special health and safety measures are in place
Wi-Fi & Internet
Stay Connected – Fast & Reliable WiFi
Parking Space
Park Stress-Free – Reserved Space Just for You
Laundry Services
Extended stay? Our laundry services help you keep things tidy without leaving the cottage.
The Story
A story of love and commitment to share a great experience with as many as can make it out here. Truly worth the drive!
The Environment
Hardly will you find such a clean environment in the urban spaces. The fresh air is a treat in itself.
The Staff
As the interface with our guests the staff are trained to receive our guests with a smile, and to give personalised services.
Cultural Experience
Nyùmba ya Mùmbi is the heartbeat of Davida Getaway. It is a Cultural Heritage space that seeks to reconnect the present with our roots.
Within it we take a good look at traditional practices that gave form, meaning, and direction to the Agikuyu peoples of the central part of Kenya.
We do this through physical artefacts, and modern technology. The experience is augmented with actual story-tellers, as passed on to them in their youth, by elder members of the society
Lake O'bolosat
At apprx 2,340m, it is the highest lake of its size in East Africa. A paradise for birdwatchers, with over 300 bird species. A home for hippos as well. Unique in having some sections of salty waters, much as it is primarily a fresh water lake. The lake has filled up again lately due to the sustained rains in the last few years. Motor boats are now part of the refreshing experience in the exploration of the flora and fauna of this ecosystem
