What are the Olive Hotel Narok opening hours?

24h (residents); check-in 2pm, check-out 10am. Busiest: Safari high season, July to October.

What is the best time to visit Olive Hotel Narok?

Weekdays. It is busiest Safari high season, July to October.

How do you get to Olive Hotel Narok?

About 2 hours from Nairobi on the Narok road, then a short run off the highway. Ride-hailing: Taxi or boda boda from Narok town. Public transport: Matatu to Narok town, then a boda boda On the Narok-Bomet highway, about 1.3 miles from Narok town centre.

Olive Hotel Narok in Narok-Bomet Highway, Narok Town, Narok: Hours, Facilities and Family Guide

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A three-star hotel on the Narok-Bomet highway with a garden, terrace and bar, mostly used as an overnight stop before or after the Masai Mara.

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Olive Hotel Narok, Narok-Bomet Highway, Narok 20500, Narok-Bomet Highway, Narok Town, Narok

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What is Olive Hotel Narok?

Olive Hotel Narok is a small three-star hotel on the Narok-Bomet highway, a short drive from Narok town centre. It has a garden, a terrace, a shared lounge and a bar, and rooms with private bathrooms and balconies.

Guests book by the night, with breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking listed as included by booking sites. No pool or play area is advertised, so it works as a simple overnight stop on the way to the Mara rather than a day attraction.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age group	Verdict	What to expect
0-2 years	Okay	Garden and lounge with an adult \| 3-5 years

Key details

Address: Olive Hotel Narok, Narok-Bomet Highway, Narok 20500, Narok
Opening hours: 24h (residents); check-in 2pm, check-out 10am
How long to plan: Overnight stay
Suitable ages: All ages
Phone: +254 793 877 887

What to expect when you visit

Expect a compact hotel with a garden and terrace rather than a resort. Rooms are booked by the night, and the restaurant and bar serve guests in the evening.

It suits a one-night stop before or after the Mara. There is no pool or play equipment, so bring something for young children to do.

Family essentials

Facilities

Toilets

Safety notes

The hotel fronts a busy highway, so hold children's hands at the gate and in the car park. Upper-floor balconies need supervision.

Tickets and costs

Ticket notes: Room rates are quoted per night by booking sites; there is no published day-visitor or garden fee.

Plan your visit

Best time to visit: Weekdays
Busiest times: Safari high season, July to October
How to get there: On the Narok-Bomet highway, about 1.3 miles from Narok town centre.
By car: About 2 hours from Nairobi on the Narok road, then a short run off the highway
Uber / Bolt estimate: Taxi or boda boda from Narok town
Public transport: Matatu to Narok town, then a boda boda
Combine with: Narok Museum | Masai Mara National Reserve
What to bring: Cash or M-Pesa | Warm layer for the evening

What to pack

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Family day bag checklist

Cash or M-Pesa Warm layer Toiletries

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Olive Hotel Narok opening hours?: 24h (residents); check-in 2pm, check-out 10am. Busiest: Safari high season, July to October.
How long do you need at Olive Hotel Narok?: Plan for Overnight stay.
What is the best time to visit Olive Hotel Narok?: Weekdays. It is busiest Safari high season, July to October.
How do you get to Olive Hotel Narok?: About 2 hours from Nairobi on the Narok road, then a short run off the highway. Ride-hailing: Taxi or boda boda from Narok town. Public transport: Matatu to Narok town, then a boda boda On the Narok-Bomet highway, about 1.3 miles from Narok town centre.