Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club has been named Africa’s Leading Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards. This is the tenth time since 2009 and the fourth consecutive year that the luxury hotel has been honored at the annual awards, widely regarded as the pinnacle of recognition in the global travel and tourism industry.
Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club beat 12 other hotels that were nominated for the award to cement its reputation as a top-tier destination that is continuously raising the bar for the hospitality industry.
The prestigious hotel was honoured for pushing the boundaries of excellence and innovation in the hospitality industry during a ceremony in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The gala event was attended by tourism and hospitality dignitaries from across Africa and the Indian Ocean region.
Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club’s sustained success is attributed to its unwavering commitment to unparalleled guest experiences, the dedication of its world-class team, and its unique integration with wildlife conservation initiatives.
Nestled at the foot of Mount Kenya along the Equator, the Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club is a celebrated destination that is popular for its exceptional service, stunning location, comfort, elegance, and adventure. The award-winning luxury resort, which is part of the Janus Continental Group, is a symbol of Kenya’s hospitality, drawing travellers from around the globe to experience its unique charm.
The iconic hotel sits within the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy, which hosts a variety of mountain wildlife and flora, facing the breathtaking view of Mount Kenya – Africa’s second-highest peak. The conservancy focuses on breeding and rewilding the critically endangered Mountain Bongo antelope, operating an animal orphanage, and conducting conservation education programs.
Guests at the hotel enjoy exclusive access to this vital sanctuary, experiencing first-hand the Club’s integrated approach to luxury hospitality and wildlife preservation, where every stay directly supports the rescue, rehabilitation, and rewilding of Kenya’s most vulnerable species, the Mountain Bongo.
As part of its enduring commitment to conservation and community, Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club shares its grounds with the Mount Kenya Wildlife Rescue Centre.
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