Experience Nairobi’s Vibrant Lifestyle at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites in Westland

The Pan Pacific Serviced Suites in Nairobi, Kenya, has been opened by the Pan Pacific Hotels Group, a subsidiary of the Singapore-listed UOL Group (UOL). commercial and leisure travellers will have a home-away-from-home feel at the 175-suite facility, which is part of the Global Trade Centre (GTC) complex in Nairobi’s wealthy Westlands commercial sector.

The Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Nairobi is conveniently located close to the recently constructed Nairobi Motorway, providing rapid access to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, and is close to the core business district by foot. The GTC boutique mall, which houses upscale retail establishments, a healthcare facility, restaurants, and bars, is readily accessible to travellers staying at the Suites.

The 175 one- to four-bedroom penthouse suites, which range in size from 82 square metres to 309 square metres, include a large dining and living room, a kitchenette that is fully furnished, a separate laundry room with a washing and dryer, and a private balcony that looks out over the expansive city skyline.

There are several dining options available, including the Pacific Lounge, which serves a variety of foreign and regional cuisines, the Wine Lounge, which serves a large selection of wines and cocktails ideal for an evening wind-down, and the Lobby Bar, which serves a variety of drinks, snacks and finger foods for a fast bite.

On the sixth level, there is an outdoor infinity pool with a perfect view of the setting sun and a pool bar serving up a variety of delectable cocktails, mocktails and light fare. Fitness buffs can unwind with a relaxing jacuzzi or sauna session after a thorough exercise in the fully furnished gym. Additionally, there is a playground for kids on the grounds.

Nairobi, the capital of East Africa, is the only city in the world to have a national park just outside its doors. It is home to a variety of fascinating historical monuments, thriving markets, and unusual attractions like the Karen Blixen Museum.

Nairobi is named after the Maasai word Enkare Nyirobi, which translates to “the place of cool waters.” Nairobi, also referred to as the “Green city in the sun,” is well-known for its setting in films like Out of Africa and The Constant Gardener.