Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge:
Denoting the characteristics of the lake including the size, Naivasha is a Masai name given to the area where the resort is located. Lake Naivasha is a sweet water lake roughly 177sq kms in size and is home to many flora and fauna, located on 120 acres of prime land. The Naivasha area was the main route of the slave trade from Uganda to the highlands of Kenya, where Scottish explorer Joseph Thompson's epic journey through the Masai land in 1884, where he writes in his journals of his time in Naivasha. The reception area offers stunning beauty, the beautiful green lawns bring you to the entrance and a short walk way with a small pond is surrounded by plants on one side. 

Accommodation at Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge:
Little rock gardens are scattered along the floral lined pathways where giant cacti grow in different shapes and sizes and Colobus monkeys are easily spotted. With 84 rooms in two-storey African Style rondavels, 2 on the top floor and 2 on the ground floor, 6 of the rooms have interconnecting doors on the ground floor, making these perfect from families and groups of friends. All rooms are all airy, light and spacious, all rooms feature mini bars, TV's, telephoned and safety deposit boxes.

Bars and Restaurants at Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge:
The main restaurant is located at one side of the lobby, serving a wide variety of cuisine including locally specialities, European and Asian, hanging from a high wooden panelled ceiling is a huge wrought iron chandelier complimenting the rich upholstery combining dark greens and maroon table clothes. A beautiful tree grows next to the buffet area and adds to the charm and sophistication of the dining room.