A wonderful garden is one which looks like gently sculptured nature, despite the fact that it has required a real and continuing labour of love to create it. As a visitor - one who has not knelt in the soil, planting and tending the flowers and arboreal collection - it is a joy to behold, refreshing the senses and lifting the spirits. At best, a Kikuyu grass lawn is thick and soft, like a green mattress. So it is at Irene's place where we had the pleasure to stay for three nights in The Loft overlooking, from its wide balcony, her quite sumptuous back garden.
The accommodation was perfect for the two of us and the house is in a quiet neighbourhood, at the end of a well lit and secure cul-de-sac. The WiFi worked well and Irene was on hand to offer useful suggestions, such as restaurants. She recommended Louis' Grill a five minute walk away. My wife had the fillet steak there, which she said was the best she'd had since the Norfolk Hotel, Nairobi. High praise indeed!
All in all a perfect three days' stay and somewhere we have no hesitation recommending.