Severin Sea Lodge

Location: Severin Sea Lodge is an oasis of calm and recreation in an extensive palm garden, located directly on the shores of the Indian Ocean on Bamburi Beach, approximately 12 kilometers from Mombasa Town and 20 kilometers from the airport.

Style: The hotel has been constructed with loving care in the traditional Swahili style, with round bungalows, main buildings, and two swimming pools harmoniously located within a vast grove of palms. The rooms and suites are equipped with handmade wooden furniture and designed in a classic natural style.

Accommodation: Severin Sea Lodge has 188 rooms divided into four categories: Karibu Best Price rooms, Comfort Garden Building rooms, Comfort Bungalows, and Suites.

Makutano Conference Center: The Makutano Conference Center is suitable for up to 200 guests with variable seating facilities. The center offers first-class service and technology that adapt perfectly to your individual needs and communication requirements.

Restaurants and Bars: Severin Sea Lodge has three restaurants and two bars, all of which offer excellent cuisine and friendly service. The Kisima Restaurant is open for buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Safari Bistro has an Italian theme and specializes in pizza and pasta. The Imani Dhow Restaurant offers award-winning à la carte seafood and international cuisine. The Safari Bar and the Swing Bar both offer a variety of drinks and cocktails.

Service and Facilities: Severin Sea Lodge offers a variety of services and facilities, including a 24-hour reception, currency exchange, shopping arcade, doctor, two designated areas with satellite television, an Internet cafe, taxi service, laundry and dry cleaning service, and babysitter.

Sports and Entertainment: Severin Sea Lodge has two swimming pools (one with Jacuzzi and one with counter current), a KENBALI wellness and fitness area, and an animation team that organizes a variety of activities. The hotel also accommodates the Baracuda Diving School, which offers daily diving excursions to Kenya’s National Marine Park.