Deloraine House – Guest House in Nakuru

Deloraine House is a 1921 country house on the lower slopes of Londiani Mountain, on the western edge of the Great Rift Valley in Nakuru County. It was built by Lord Francis Scott and Lady Eileen Scott, and later became the family home of the Voorspuy family, who still run Offbeat Safaris from here. It is let as a private house rather than a conventional hotel.

The main house has four double bedrooms, some with an extra child’s bed, and a fifth twin room, all with their own bathrooms. An adjoining cottage adds three more double or twin rooms, each with an en-suite shower. A separate furnished farmhouse on the neighbouring farm is sometimes available too. The farm is also the base for Offbeat’s safari horses.

The house suits families and small groups who want a historic, rural stay in the Rift Valley, with space to themselves rather than a camp routine.

Book through +254 704 909 355 or marketing@offbeatsafaris.com. The house is described on the Deloraine House page.