Mombasa

Can someone please recommend a girl friendly hotel that is centrally located and walking distance if possible to the beach, restaurants, and night spots where the girls hang out. Thanks. I have never been to Mombasa so I don't know if everything is centrally located or spread out.

[QUOTE=Carioca34;2495096]Can someone please recommend a girl friendly hotel that is centrally located and walking distance if possible to the beach, restaurants, and night spots where the girls hang out. Thanks. I have never been to Mombasa so I don't know if everything is centrally located or spread out.[/QUOTE]What is your budget?

Ideally you need to be on Bamburi beach. Sai Rock apartments, Kahama hotel, few others as well.

There is no central location as such as you have the nightlife in Mtwapa and Nyali which are about 10 miles apart. Bamburi beach is between these obviously on the beach.

[QUOTE=Carioca34;2495096]Can someone please recommend a girl friendly hotel that is centrally located and walking distance if possible to the beach, restaurants, and night spots where the girls hang out. Thanks. I have never been to Mombasa so I don't know if everything is centrally located or spread out.[/QUOTE]Here is a short list of hotels.

[URL]https://www.girlfriendly-hotels.com/en/kenya-mombasa-mtwapa-bamburi/[/URL]

Nightlife is in Mtwapa.

Beach is Bamburi Beach.

You need two travel between and there is also nyali and shanzu. That is the northern part of Mombasa.

What I have heard is that curfew time has changed one hour earlier. Curfew starts at 10 pm so bars close at 9 pm. Before times were 11 pm and 10 pm.

[QUOTE=Leblon;2499736]What I have heard is that curfew time has changed one hour earlier. Curfew starts at 10 pm so bars close at 9 pm. Before times were 11 pm and 10 pm.[/QUOTE]Correct. They have gone back to the previous times of a month or so ago.

[QUOTE=Leblon;2499736]What I have heard is that curfew time has changed one hour earlier. Curfew starts at 10 pm so bars close at 9 pm. Before times were 11 pm and 10 pm.[/QUOTE]That will be decisive in the fight against Covid. Huahahaha. But the worst is yet to come. Today I saw a circular that from January 1st 2021 Kenya is (trying)? To switch again to full E-Visa. That means no VOA any more. The airlines are already informed to deny boarding to anybody who has no pre-approved E-Visa. An absolutely dumb move to make it even harder to enter Kenya. It seems they want to kill off the last remnants of tourism. Tanzania will love it.

Neddy.

A message from Rudolf Safari Inn:

From now until further notice we don't have Live Bands. Ministry of health in Mombasa has banned all music and dancing!

[QUOTE=Zimzam;2502377]A message from Rudolf Safari Inn:

From now until further notice we don't have Live Bands. Ministry of health in Mombasa has banned all music and dancing![/QUOTE]Follow the statment from the Coast Regional Coordinator John Elungata in the newspapper about partylife:

[URL]https://nation.africa/kenya/counties/mombasa/bars-shut-coast-flouting-covid-19-rules-3018762[/URL]

[QUOTE=Leblon;2493508]Big Tree is supposed to open tomorrow, 17 of Oct.[/QUOTE]Big tree is open, Casuarina is open. Prices are really down, tourists are mainly off.

[QUOTE=Pleasure12;2502442]Big tree is open, Casuarina is open. Prices are really down, tourists are mainly off.[/QUOTE]Prices of what are down?

[QUOTE=Pleasure12;2502442]Prices are really down, tourists are mainly off.[/QUOTE]In Mombasa prices of accomodation rise the less tourists come.

I was told BT asks 8. 500 in the so called high season of Decembre.

[QUOTE=SceticoBlu;2502661]In Mombasa prices of accomodation rise the less tourists come.

I was told BT asks 8. 500 in the so called high season of Decembre.[/QUOTE]Prices from around Dec 20 to Jan 4 have always went up for accommodation as a lot of Nairobians generally head to the coast. This year may be different in whether they travel, we shall see.

Also, a lot of hotel managers are not able to discount prices as they are under orders from owners. If they discount then the owners think they are being scammed as they are not usually around to check.

[QUOTE=SceticoBlu;2502661]In Mombasa prices of accomodation rise the less tourists come.

I was told BT asks 8. 500 in the so called high season of Decembre.[/QUOTE]There is a high season on the Kenya cost, due to the fact that a lot of Nairobi residents on the coast over Christmas / New Year.

Normaly every Hotel, Restaurant, Bar and the Beaches a full with Nairobians until the first days in January.

Most shops between Kahama and beach are closed. Allmost no massage ladies around. Just to have an idea how tourism is down.

I didn't go to Mtwapa tonight and probably won't ever again since I don't see the Clydesdale that are Luo women there, at least from what I've seen. Most are slim and petite and probably cater to the whites. I went to Bamburi a couple times that past couple weeks but all I see if three maybe 4 walkers and again, they're not as thick as I like so I went to the island tonight. Now I'm seeing ass and hips from the local girls. I was told about Casablanca and Florida but I only went to the former. Empty really but I found the Clydesdale that I wanted. Didn't smash but took her number, In the age of corona, I want to know what's a good price to bring her to my spot. I went to sabasaba. I'm a Haitian-American but I dress like a Nigeria due to the African-wear so I blend in, if you will. Saw another Clydesdale as a walker. Didn't smash bc I'm just collecting intel. And number. I want to see how far I can go tomorrow.