Kenya Camps & Lodges
Amani House, Enonkishu Conservancy, Masai Mara, Kenya
A Private Camp, Villa or Lodge in Kenya
Camp Details
Amani House is a spectacular and elegant safari home, overlooking the plains of Naretoi with the Kileleoni hill in the back ground. Amani House has a total of seven rooms and can accommodate up to fourteen guests. It has four luxurious king ensuite rooms in the family house and two ensuite rooms (one twin and one master) and a bunk room with four queen sized bunk beds in the guest house. The main house has a living room, a dining room, a media room, and a billiard room. WHY CHOOSE AMANI HOUSE? • On the open plains of the Maasai Mara • Indulge in a harmonious blend of luxury and wildlife immersion during your stay at Amani House. • Where luxury meets the untamed • Great for families & small groups • Four luxurious king ensuite rooms • Billiard room for leisure and entertainment • Invigorating swimming pool with a hot tub • Outdoor pergola for al fresco dining • Fully equipped gym
Planning a stay at Amani House
How does the house sleep a large group?
Amani House has seven rooms for up to fourteen guests. The family house holds four king en-suite rooms, and the guest house has two more en-suite rooms, one twin and one master, plus a bunk room with four queen-sized bunk beds. Children aged 12 and over are welcome.
What sits outside the rate?
Several things worth budgeting for. The rate excludes champagne, premium spirits and cellar wines, all extra activities which are payable direct, any park or conservancy access fees beyond those covered by the included activities, hot-air balloons, Rhino Sanctuary entrance fees, a visit to the Mara Elephant Project, and tips and donations.
What is there to do at the house itself?
More than most safari homes. The main house has a living room, dining room, media room and billiard room, and outside there is a swimming pool with a hot tub, a pergola for al fresco dining and a fully equipped gym. It looks over the Naretoi plains with Kileleoni hill behind. Rates start from US$12,240 per house per night.
Activities
Amani House Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 5 January - 1 June, 1 September - 19 December | – | US $ 12240 |
| 2026 | 2 June - 31 August | – | US $ 14685 |
| 2026 | 20 December - 4 January 2027 | – | US $ 17100 |
Rates are Per House / Villa unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Amani House rates include – Full board accommodation, soft drinks, local beers, wines and
spirits, laundry, airstrip transfers (Ngerende airstrip) and statutory taxes.
Rates exclude – Champagne, premium spirits, cellar wines, all extra activities payable direct. Any other park or access fee for conservancies and the Maasai Mara National Reserve outside of those catered for under activities included. Hot-air balloons, Rhino Sanctuary entrance fees, visit to the Mara Elephant Project, tips and donations.
Planning a stay at Amani House
How does the house sleep a large group?
Amani House has seven rooms for up to fourteen guests. The family house holds four king en-suite rooms, and the guest house has two more en-suite rooms, one twin and one master, plus a bunk room with four queen-sized bunk beds. Children aged 12 and over are welcome.
What sits outside the rate?
Several things worth budgeting for. The rate excludes champagne, premium spirits and cellar wines, all extra activities which are payable direct, any park or conservancy access fees beyond those covered by the included activities, hot-air balloons, Rhino Sanctuary entrance fees, a visit to the Mara Elephant Project, and tips and donations.
What is there to do at the house itself?
More than most safari homes. The main house has a living room, dining room, media room and billiard room, and outside there is a swimming pool with a hot tub, a pergola for al fresco dining and a fully equipped gym. It looks over the Naretoi plains with Kileleoni hill behind. Rates start from US$12,240 per house per night.
Activities
Child Policy
Children 12 years and over are welcome.
Planning a stay at Amani House
How does the house sleep a large group?
Amani House has seven rooms for up to fourteen guests. The family house holds four king en-suite rooms, and the guest house has two more en-suite rooms, one twin and one master, plus a bunk room with four queen-sized bunk beds. Children aged 12 and over are welcome.
What sits outside the rate?
Several things worth budgeting for. The rate excludes champagne, premium spirits and cellar wines, all extra activities which are payable direct, any park or conservancy access fees beyond those covered by the included activities, hot-air balloons, Rhino Sanctuary entrance fees, a visit to the Mara Elephant Project, and tips and donations.
What is there to do at the house itself?
More than most safari homes. The main house has a living room, dining room, media room and billiard room, and outside there is a swimming pool with a hot tub, a pergola for al fresco dining and a fully equipped gym. It looks over the Naretoi plains with Kileleoni hill behind. Rates start from US$12,240 per house per night.
Activities
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