Are drinks included?
#1
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Are drinks included?
We will be staying at the Ol Tukai Lodge, The Ark, Lion Hill Sarova Lodge, and the Mara Serena lodge. I was wondering if anyone knows if drinks are included? I was assuming that they aren't, but I have read a few references to the fact that they are. If not, does anyone know approx how much for a glass of wine, beer, spirts? I need to figure out how much extra cash to bring.
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Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages are NOT included at the lodges you indicated. This fact should be clearly stated on the proposal you received from your outfitter... the section that indicates "included in price" or "not included in price."
As Patty mentions, the prices for sodas, beers and/or wines are relatively inexpensive ranging from $2-$5/each depending on what you're ordering. Most all properties, though, should include bottled water in your room for drinking and teeth brushing.
As Patty mentions, the prices for sodas, beers and/or wines are relatively inexpensive ranging from $2-$5/each depending on what you're ordering. Most all properties, though, should include bottled water in your room for drinking and teeth brushing.
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You will find some all inclusive hotels at the coast. But not many. No... as others have said you will have to but drink. Hotel prices are pretty disgusting compared to what you will pay for a drink at Uchumi or Nakkumat. I suggest buying some big bottles of water at the supermarket if you are coming through Nairobi (harder if your flying 'cos there wont be room)
But then soda's and beer is inexpensive by western standards.
Make sure you sample local drinks.
Tusker.
Kenya Cane.
Dawa.
The best fruit juices! Passion, Mango, Orange Juice, Tamarind Juice, Melon etc....
But then soda's and beer is inexpensive by western standards.
Make sure you sample local drinks.
Tusker.
Kenya Cane.
Dawa.
The best fruit juices! Passion, Mango, Orange Juice, Tamarind Juice, Melon etc....
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If you're on a driving safari, I second the suggestion of picking up some drinks at Nakumatt or another grocery store if you want something for in room consumption. Just ask your driver to stop at one. As for water, check if your tour operator provides this and how much. Almost all of the lodges provide bottled water in room. Between this and what our tour operator provided, it was enough for us.




