The Curve by the Park Off Mombasa Road

Perfect place for a stopover in Nairobi.

Conveniently located. Safe neighborhood that's close to the airport. Nice restaurant and bar on the property - pricy though. Really spacious room with all necessary amenities. Fully fitted kitchen and washing machine/dryer - loved this. We will visit again. Carpets in living and bedrooms plus the sofa need regular cleaning though and reception team to be more responsive. We were promised a fan that was never delivered and bathing soap took over a day. Carry your own toiletries before checking in. TV channels subscription please. All other apps were available but would have been nice to keep up with news and sports. Have a water dispenser too - or small bottled waters that are easy to refrigerate. Hectic and really difficult to use the huge water bottles.

The size of apartment you get against the rate. It's a steal! Staff were fantastic and accomodating. The rooms and amenities are in good shape, but the apartment is are probably due thanks to the presence of roaches

The staff was friendly and helpful

Overall Rating: 2/5 (Disappointing stay due to fundamental comfort issues) This review is based on a two-night stay in a one-bedroom condo at The Curve By the Park. While the property has several excellent aspects, the major comfort failings made the experience unbearable. The Positives First, the aesthetic appeal of the building's exterior is genuinely striking; it looks beautiful and modern from the street. Second, the staff were truly amazing. Every interaction with the front desk and service personnel was pleasant and professional. Finally, the two on-site restaurants were both outstanding and are perhaps the property's strongest feature. The Major Problems Unfortunately, the positives end there, and the issues severely impacted my stay: 1. Common Area Cosmetic Damage: The general maintenance of the common areas was poor. I noted cosmetic damage like broken doors leading into the pool changing room, unpatched holes in the walls of the stairwells, and multiple broken overhead lights, which gives a neglected impression. 2. Unbearable Heat and Lack of Airflow: The most critical issue was the heat in the apartment. Despite the Nairobi climate, the unit has no air conditioning (AC), and critically, no basic box or ceiling fans. I called the front desk, and they confirmed that fans were not an option. 3. Mosquito and Malaria Risk: To mitigate the heat, I tried opening the windows, only to discover they have no screens.