Kenya
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The Norfolk has an incomparable history and has often been called one of the world's most romantic hotels. When it was first opened on Christmas Day, 1904, it was to spearhead traditions of hospitality in East Africa which are still unmatched today. Nairobi as a capital city grew up all around the Norfolk. From the new and old worlds the first guests came, many of noble birth. The guest list made its name as a legend then and still does so today.
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Hotels
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Hotels
Norfolk's 167 Ivory Class rooms comprises of an assortment of Standard rooms, Deluxe rooms and VIP suites. All rooms have: private bathroom with shower and bath, mini-bar, television and radio, direct dial telephone and air conditioning. The hotel also offers first class cuisine at its famous restaurants: Ibis Restaurant, Lord Delamere Restaurant, and the Lord Delamere Terrace - an ideal meeting place for residents and visitors alike.
