Your base for the adventure is the Mara Safari Club, which lies in the north west of the Masai Mara, at the foot of the Aitong Hills. The camp is positioned on an ox-bow of the Mara River, so that all en-suite tents have a view of the hippo-filled river. The lodge is surrounded by well-cultivated gardens dotted among indigenous trees.
Our driver/guides are extremely knowledgeable on the Mara and its wildlife. At the Mara Safari Club, the swimming pool, and nightly activities of wildlife slide shows, traditional dancing and talks on Masai culture, combined with your game viewing ventures, all make your experience in the Masai Mara excitingly unique and luxurious.
Our resident Naturalist also takes nature and bird walks in the environs of the Club, for those who feel in need of a little exercise, as well as early morning escorted walks in the Conservation area culminating in a bush breakfast.
Accommodations
There is a total of 50 tents, of which 42 are twin-bedded and 8 double-bedded. 10 of these double bedded-tents are Premium tents and have sunken baths in the bathrooms. There is also a platform between these tents and the standard tents, allowing for superb game-viewing and private dining.
The luxurious en-suite tents, spread along an ox-bow of the Mara River, are erected on a concrete plinth and each have a game-viewing verandah.
These tents have been superbly furnished to the highest possible standards with netted
four-poster beds and permanent bathrooms.All tents have water flasks with glasses, insecticide and air-freshener, 220v electrical sockets, "lamps" (electrical), dressing table and hand-woven rugs and poster-bed drapes.
All bathrooms have a shower stall or bath, flush toilets in bathroom, washbasin, Lonrho shampoo, hand and body lotion, shower and bath gel, and freshly laundered towels, solar-heated hot- and cold running water, windows with mosquito gauze and flaps, a flashlight and an umbrella.
All tents have square-pin electric sockets for easy charging of video cameras, cameras and other electric gadgets. Adapters are available from Reception.
Dining
The Dining Room
Located in the main building, the dining room is hewn out of wood beams and glass, allowing natural light to filter in to the high-ceilinged, spacious room. Evenings are cosy in the softly lit area. The menu is a cosmopolitan combination of European, African and Asian dishes, made from the abundance of fresh Kenyan produce.
Both breakfast and lunch are served buffet-style, while dinner is Table D'H?te, with a choice of main course. Seating Capacity is 90 people. The dining room is open for breakfast from 0730 to 1000 hours, for lunch from 1230 to 1415 hours and for dinner from 1930 to 2130 hours.
The lounge and Main Bar
The lounge is also in the main building. Sectioned off to create "private" seating areas, the decor has a definitely African flavour, with woven wall hangings, and Masai artefacts. An extended veranda adjoins the lounge to afford superb views of the Mara River. A fire is lit each evening.
This area is the venue for the Masai Dancers, slide shows and lectures. Liqueurs, beers, soft 
drinks, cocktails, wines, spirits, tea and coffee are served here.
Seating Capacity is 80 people, (though use of the verandah can increase the numbers).
The bar is open from 1000 - 2300 hours, and the lounge is open for afternoon tea, cookies/cakes from 1530-1800 hours, and for tea/coffee after lunch and dinner. Room service offers morning tea/coffee/hot-chocolate with wake-up calls.
The pool Bar
Located at the swimming pool, the Pool Bar is a shaded area, with bar stools set around the curved structure. Also just off the bar, weather permitting, buffet lunches are served.
A barbecue pit is located close to the bar. Liqueurs, beers, soft drinks, wines, spirits, cocktails, tea and coffee, as well as light snacks and outdoor lunches.
