3-Star Hotels in Narok, Kenya

I stayed at Fig Tree Camp for 5 days in February with my son and his family. We were looked after extremely well for our whole stay. We were picked up at the airport strip by Julius, our driver, and our guide, also called Julius! Made remembering names more easily! We were taken on safari immediately and saw lions and giraffes before heading to the camp. We were met with cool drinks and cloths before giving our details to the wonderful receptionist, Sheila. We were shown our tents, overlooking a bend in the river, where we were able to see (and hear) hippopotamus and their babies. We took a balloon trip, arriving just before dawn and we rose into the air as the sun rose over the land. It was a magical experience and Thom, our captain, was very knowledgeable about the animals we saw. Once we had landed, we were driven for our amazing champagne breakfast before being whisked off on safari again. Our driver and guide were very good and found out where the animals were, we were lucky enough to see a leopard - one of the 50 in the park. We were also amazed to find ourselves in the middle of a herd of elephants and babies, who moved so quietly for all their bulk. We were also in the right place to watch hunting lionesses, even though they didn't make a kill that time. Every time we went out, we saw amazing animals in their habitat. We also had 2 picnic meals in the bush, it felt quite bizarre to be able to sit outside to eat in a place where lions, elephants and cheetahs roamed. I can recommend Fig Tree Camp and the great staff there. If you are thinking of visiting the Massai Mara, head for Fig Tree Camp!

We reserved our room on Trip.com in January 2026. According to Trip.com, we selected a “all inclusive” room. 8 months later we arrive at the camp only to find out our room is “full board” meaning game drives were $200 per person in addition to a $200 daily fee, so for my husband and I this was $600 daily. This seemed very suspicious because our trip booking literally says all inclusive. So, I confirmed with trip.com and the representative mentioned there was no difference in “full board” and “all inclusive” on their platform. This is also confusing because on the camp’s direct website it mentions “full board” also includes game drives daily. It is my suggestion that anyone reading this review do not book on 3rd party websites - especially trip.com, and I also suggest the camp does not list their rooms on 3rd party websites due to the grief and confusion this caused. They were happy to take our $600 daily in addition to what we already paid on trip.com. If you enjoy alcohol, one lunch they had no cold beer. And one dinner they had no ice for any drinks or cocktails. We enjoyed the food which was 3 courses per meal, and the game drives were nice, but could have stayed one night less and done one day of drives and experienced the same amount of fulfillment. The staff is polite and friendly. The drivers are very knowledgeable. Tips are strongly encouraged for both drives and the hospitality staff. To summarize, I recommend only if booking directly with the camp, and using the all inclusive booking. Also triple check before you miss the cancelation window if you have already booked with a 3rd party website.

Most aspects are very good, the hotel lobby decoration has a sense of wild luxury, the service staff is particularly good, the dinner taste is very good in the Kenyan hotel. There were not many people staying, and there was another group of guests in addition to us that night. We were upgraded to a room type facing the grassland with a terrace. The terrace view is beautiful. Watching animals during the day and watching stars at night. There is also a plus point that I remember that there is a plug-in Chinese charger in the room that can be plugged in directly. But it should be noted that the room type on the trip is not a room type with a terrace facing the open grassland. Although it is facing the river, there is no view to block it. At the same time, the bath water flow is very small, which is incomparable to the hotel outside the park (while living in maisha, the water flow is very good). Then because there are the calls of various animals such as hippos and lions at night by the river, this varies from person to person. I think it is very interesting. At the same time, the wind is strong at night, the bed on the upstairs terrace can't sleep, and the bottom crossbar will make a clapping sound after putting down the windscreen.

The room is a tent, the hotel is in the mountain, the service staff is very good, the hotel includes three meals, tell him in advance that the arrival time will also be reserved for meals. You still need to pay the forest protection fee for check-in. The specific amount of money is forgotten, anyway, it is not cheap. It is equivalent to buying tickets. The cost is calculated on a day basis. Many animals can be seen on the way to the hotel. If you want to go to Masai Mara, you will arrange free tour guides and cars. Overall, it is very good and will consider staying next time.