Lake Elementaita Lodge was formerly Kekopey Ranch, built by English settler Lord Galbraith Cole in 1916 , now converted into a lodge

It still retains the features and atmosphere of an early colonial home - a red brick building with shady terraces, an internal courtyard, paneled walls and a sitting room with a library and log fire.

The English settler built Lake Elementaita on a hill overlooking Lake Elementaita as a colonial home to over see his workers and enjoy the ambience

The hotel has a huge private estate, now a wildlife reserve, stretches away to the hills. Ox-wagon safaris are offered between the lodge and Lake Nakuru north of the lake.

The lodge has a total of 33 luxury rooms; 17 twins, 5 doubles and a triple room.
Chalet bathrooms with private shower, satellite channels, telephone, minibar, in room safe and a terrace overlooking the flamingo rimmed lake Elementaita. The hotel also features an internal courtyard and a sitting room with library and log fire

The Lord Cole restaurant serving table d'hote menu, spectacular bar , swimming pool, tennis court, bureau de change, conference facilities, laundry and bird walks by a resident naturalist. Excursions to lake Nakuru National Park organised on request


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