Mombasa Dolphin -DP Ruto’s Dolphin beach hotel to be opened in October 2019 graced by Raila Odinga

Dan Mwadime Dan Mwadime — July 22, 2024
Deputy President William Ruto's Hotel Dolphin beach hotel in Shanzu Mombasa to be opened in 1 of October 2019. PHOTO | BANA
Dolphin beach hotel in Shanzu Mombasa to be opened in 1 of October 2019. PHOTO | BANA

The biggest hotel in Mombasa, Dolphin beach hotel will be opened on 1st October 2019. The hotel now takes tourist for the December holidays.

The sister hotel acquired by Weston chain hotels PrideInn Beach Hotel registers tourists for Dolphin beach hotel.

The hotel is expected to host twice the number of guests hosted by PrideInn.The hotel is constructed on a 10-acre parcel at an estimated cost of Sh600 million.

Deputy President William Ruto's Hotel Dolphin beach hotel in Shanzu Mombasa to be opened in 1 of October 2019. PHOTO | BANA
Deputy President William Ruto’s Hotel Dolphin beach hotel in Shanzu Mombasa to be opened in 1 of October 2019. PHOTO | BANA

The construction has been going on for two years and is part of Weston Hotel chain but under the name Dolphin Hotel.

“It will be double the capacity of Pride Inn Hotel. The hotel will control some good business,” said the source.

Pride Inn Paradise Hotel has a total of 300 guest rooms and is the largest in Mombasa.

The new hotel has three floors. The beach view is almost complete, with all the floors already painted and fully furnished.

The hotel is expected to be opened by ODM leader Raila Odinga, Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho as the only peculiar hotel with special facilities in East Africa. 

Mombasa Dolphin -DP Ruto’s Dolphin beach hotel to be opened in October 2019 graced by Raila Odinga
Deputy President William Ruto’s Hotel Dolphin beach hotel in Shanzu Mombasa to be opened in 1 of October 2019. PHOTO | BANA

The hotel will expand tourist market destination. In partnership with Ethiopian Airline, Skylink, Jambo jets and Rwanda airways the hotel is expected to receive visitors from the destination countries of the airlines.

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