Marriott goes on safari: exploring the JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge
JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge opens in Kenya. Marriott International's new project combines the hospitality industry's [...]
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JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge opens in Kenya. Marriott International's new project combines luxury hospitality with safari and wilderness travel.
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What does the world's largest luxury hotel giant have to do with the safari world? Well, since we're talking about JW Marriott, the answer can only be an important and courageous investment.
Bethesda's multinational company, in the U.S., has in fact formed a partnership with its Ugandan colleagues at Baraka Lodges. The reason is the construction of a new, very high-profile facility located near the Masai Mara National Park, Kenya. It is a favorite tourist destination for safari enthusiasts.
The new JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge
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An undoubtedly very original and innovative project. It will not be the classic hotel, but a very different facility in keeping with African style and culture, geared toward offering visitors an experience in keeping with the typical safari spirit. The JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge Will include 20 private tents, including one of the "presidential" type with canvas covering on the floor and two interconnecting four-poster suites.
The facility, which will be built on the banks of the Talek River, will be complemented by a restaurant, a lounge bar, a spa and a large outdoor terrace. At this location it will be possible to see performances such as performances of traditional Masai dance.
The strength of the JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge? Definitely the extraordinary scenery it offers, as well as the opportunity to get a close look at the many wild animals in the nature reserve in A decidedly revolutionary version of the classic safari experience. One of the best times of the year to book will be between June and September. During those months, the majestic crane migration from the Serengeti to Tanzania takes place.
"The goal of this project," explained Jerome Briet, chief development officer of Marriott International for Europe, Africa and the Middle East - is to respond to travelers' growing desire for experiences that allow them to Building greater connection with destinations They chose."
In fact, the JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge not only aims to give its guests the impression of immersing themselves in the local culture, thanks to the designs curated by Kristina Zanic, but it also wants to concern itself with the theme of Conservation of the natural environment and its inhabitants. In particular, the new facility will employ about 50 people from the local Maasai community.
The opening of the facility is scheduled for 2023. And from the next few months will be bookable using Bonvoy points.
