The Red Pepper House on Lamu Island, Kenya, is a brand new, exquisite
boutique beach hotel offering the utmost in indulgence and relaxation.
Located a stones throw from the historical Lamu town, the hotel provides
a combination of real African culture and laid back beach life. Lamu
Island, a world heritage site, is situated within an archipelago off the
coast of Kenya.
It is home to hundreds of years of Swahili culture that
has been perfectly preserved thanks to the remote and unspoilt location
of the area. Comprising of only five beautiful and spacious Nyumbas,
(the Swahili name for home), The Red Pepper House is perfectly
integrated into its natural surroundings and covered by a Makuti
thatched roof. Local artists and builders took part in the construction
of the property using techniques passed down from their ancestors.
The
main house is filled with Swahili art, one off colonial style pieces and
antiques from all over the world. There are no walls throughout the
main house allowing guests to enjoy views out to the beach and forest
that surrounds. Service at The Red Pepper House goes above and beyond
expectations. Having only five Nyumbas ensures that the staff have time
to pander and attend to every need of their guests. This attention to
detail is what puts The Red Pepper House in a league of its own and
makes it stand out as the most exclusive hotel on Lamu Island.
Coconut Beach
PO Box 316
Lamu Island
Kenya
Phone: +245 (0)72 7606 691
Email: info@theredpepperhouse.com
Website: http://www.theredpepperhouse.com
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Friday, December 2, 2011
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