Jamia Central Hotel — Hotel in Nairobi

Location: I would say location wise this hotel would be your perfect choice. It's located heart of the city center. You can access major corporate offices from here just by walk. actually this hotel located on 3rd floor of the shopping mall. you can find super market just next to the hotel, 2 minutes walking distance. ||Price: I would say compare with other hotel price is competitive. within $100 USD you can get room+ABF+lunch/dinner. ||Rooms: rooms are average, without air condition and smoking is not allowed. Furniture's quality and design not modern, but acceptable. ||Food: You can taste tradition foods their. ||Service: average, if you need something you have to ask more than 1 time. ||Finally I would say, it's a good budget hotel and perfect hotel for East...

Excellent location in the middle of Nairobi near the Jamia Mosque. The hotel is in the middle of a textile shopping mall so constantly guarded 24 hours. The rooms are clean, big and very good ratio price/quality, equipped with a small fridge, fan, mosquito net and hot water for the shower.||||I guess they are cheaper than other places with the same standards because they are close to the Mosque (so you have 5x a day the calls for the prayer). Jamia has a restaurant (it's okay) serving food until late. The neighborhood has a supermarket (Naivas) and the Nairobi City Market (Masai crafts with authentic art but also aggressive sellers) and numerous...

It's not an actual hotel indeed. It's located in the third floor of a small shopping place. The location is in the city centre but you don't feel safe. The staff is very very slow and not very helpful. It's a noisy hotel, it's not possible to get a good sleep. The room is very old and not well-maintained. There are some small insects and mosquitoes in the room. The breakfast is disaster; only boiled egg, bread and banana. The only good thing; they have a free wifi. Since one of my local friend let me stay in this hotel, I made this mistake. But, just after two days stay, I went to another hotel for the...