Loldia House nestles under acacia trees on one of the country's oldest farms. It was built in the second World War and has breathtaking views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot, and the tranquil Lake Naivasha.

Accommodation comprises of 4 en suite double rooms within the main house, and a further 3 rooms within the separate cottage equipped with its own lounge, fireplace and panoramic views.

Mouth-watering meals are served under the trees or in the original dining room, with fish and shrimp, from the lake, being the speciality.

Loldia is ideally situated for visits to the flamingo lakes of Elementaita, Bagoria and Nakuru, where there is also a rhino sanctuary. By foot or on horseback guests can explore the farm where cattle graze amongst flocks of ostriches and herds of wild antelope like waterbuck and impala.

At night visitors can hear the hippo’s grazing quietly by the waterside. There's also fishing and bird watching on Lake Naivasha and visits to the nearby Hell's Gate National Park with its spectacular canyons, hot springs and wildlife.