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Lewa House Bush Home is situated within the 45,000 acre Lewa Wildlife Conservancy on the northern slopes of Mount. Kenya. Lewa House is a stunningly attractive residence set on top of a hill with an engaging panoramic view of the rolling landscape of the Conservancy, overlooking the luggas (valleys) and hills, with the horizon rising to the eye-catching views of the Mathews range and the sacred mountain of the Samburu, Ol Lolokwe
Lewa House Bush Home is taken on an exclusive basis giving guests the opportunity to really enjoy their own house party, free to dictate the pace of each day and enjoy an area teeming with exciting wildlife - the endangered rhino (for which Lewa Down is probably best known) and the Grevy's zebra - as well as the 'big five' and especially abundant and varied birdlife.
Lewa House Bush Home Accommodation/Facilities
Lewa House can accommodate up to twelve people (on an exclusive basis) in three large cottages each with two rooms, bathrooms, and a private verandah. Lewa House Bush Home has a main building with a lounge and dining area, opening up to the charmingly furnished stretch veranda with its own special vista across the plains of Northern Kenya.
There are seven large cottages at Lewa house each with a double and a twin room, making the property suitable for up to 20 guests. All the cottages have en suite bathrooms, apart from the family cottage, which has a shared bathroom.
The houses are rustic, with cooling 'Sanje' (swamp grass) roofs and designed to mix the traditional relaxed ambiance with modern comfort. Each of the cottages has a private veranda where guests can sit in the cool of the evening to enjoy the starlit African skies.
Lewa house is mainly used to house supporters of the Conservancy and now has been opened up to receive guests visiting Lewa Downs.
