HOTELS

Leopard Beach Hotel
Set amidst 25 acres of lush tropical gardens, this extensive resort boasts 114 standard rooms and 35 superior rooms, most of which enjoy panoramic ocean vistas and private terraces. The 6 master and honeymoon suites also offer such additional luxuries as power-showers-for-two and sunken Jacuzzis.

Superbly interior designed
All Leopard Beach Hotel rooms are exquisitely interior designed and offer air-conditioning, mini bars, satellite TV and 24-hour room service.

Excelling in world-class services
The Leopard's range of first-class guest services includes: an adventure centre and dive school, extensive beach sports and an adjacent 18-hole golf course, an exclusive hair and beauty salon, relaxation massages, a full laundry and valet service, baby sitting, doctor-on-call and a wide range of shopping options.

Keep n touch and. get around!
We also offer a multi-facetted business centre and cyber café, courier service, car hire, taxi-on-call and air-conditioned limousine services from and to Mombasa Airport and town.

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