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With their commitment to sharing the romance of Africa with their guests, Anthony and Emma Childs welcomes you to your home-away-from-home in Kenya’s oldest National Park. Supported by their dedicated staff and grounded by their children, the Childs will transport you to an experience unlike any other at The Emakoko.
Choose between our luxury Cliff Suites, River Suites, or our Private House. Make yourself at home.
The Emakoko features 10 safari suites of which 5 are positioned against the cliff and 5 along the lower river bed. While our Cliff Suites boast remarkable views, our River Suites are ideal for guests who prefer to be in closer proximity to the main lodge area.
Our exclusive-use safari villa features two ensuite bedrooms, a shared living area, and a private pool, making it the perfect option for families or friends. Its elevated position offers panoramic views and seclusion.
Our unique location makes our experience offering as vast as our landscapes. From private game drives and city day trips to leisurely days next to our swimming pool and in-room massages, we invite you to enjoy the best of both safari and city at The Emakoko.
Prolific for its unique location bordering Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi National Park is both the oldest and smallest park in Kenya. Established in 1946, the park is home to predators including lion, leopard, cheetah and hyena as well as other large mammals such as buffalo, black rhino and giraffe. Located a short 45-minute drive from Nairobi’s major airports, The Emakoko is the ideal alternative to a city hotel when traveling to Kenya.
Owners, Anthony and Emma Childs have placed great emphasis on creating a culture of sustainable tourism within their business. The Emakoko facilitates independent Community Outreach projects and aids The Kenya Wildlife Service in support of protecting Kenya’s endangered Black Rhino through conservation fees.
A home, rather than a destination, we strive to bring you excellence in hospitality.
Discover our exciting field notes, guest stories, and the latest developments from our life at The Emakoko.
On the 11th of March 2020, the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. What happened over the next two years was beyond comprehension.
And so the extraordinary year of 2020 has finally drawn to a close. I have never been so happy to see the end of one year.
Another year has gone by and wow, what a year it has been. It has been very long, very worrying and very tiring.
