Accommodation & Amenities

The perfect location from which to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, Hemingways Nairobi is well placed to access the capital's top attractions. The utterly unique Nairobi National Park - offering authentic big game viewing with a city skyline - lies just a few minutes away, while the Karen Blixen Museum, Giraffe Centre and Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage are also nearby. With a Hollywood themed décor and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the Brasserie offers a wide choice of international dishes with modern European and South Asian flavours. The Executive Chef focuses on simply cooked free-range products using the freshest ingredients sourced directly from Kenyan farms. For breakfast, enjoy seasonal fresh fruits, healthy cereals, freshly squeezed juices, homemade pastries and elaborate Viennoisseries, and cold cuts are served buffet style whilst the ‘a la Carte’ hot breakfast menu offers eggs galore, smoked salmon bagels and a stacked bacon sandwich to stop all conversation. The lunchtime menu caters to all lunchtime tastes and appetites with a wide selection of soups and appetizers, healthy salads, hearty sandwiches and juicy burgers. For those guests wanting something a little more extensive, the Josper oven is always burning so a sumptuous char grilled fillet steak can be a welcome temptation. Refined food with a relaxed feel, the Brasserie terrace is the perfect place for a relaxing dinner among friends and family. Weekly seasonal specials, such as the Watamu prawn masala and ginger crab, supplement the Brasserie menu and offer its guests a memorable dining experience. The extensive wine list delivers the perfect accompaniment to signature steaks grilled under the Josper oven whilst the in house made pasta provide warming fare during the rare chilly nights in Nairobi. Refreshing appetizers like the exotic Hemingways sushi plate and the more traditional butternut soup offer a lovely entrée to dining in the Brasserie whilst delicious desserts and a sumptuous selection of local cheeses provide the perfect ending.

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