Lodge · Northern Maasai Mara ecosystem
MUTHU MARA RIVER LODGE
Mara River in Lemek Conservancy near Aitong, Kenya, outside the main Masai Mara National Reserve.
A PLACE IN YOUR JOURNEY
A DIFFERENT OUTLOOK.
A PLACE TO PAUSE.
Muthu Mara River Lodge is the current MGM Muthu presentation of the long-established Mara River Lodge near Aitong in Lemek Conservancy. The river setting is central to the experience, with accommodation and communal spaces looking toward the water and surrounding gardens.
River-view and garden-view rooms are separate categories, while suites and the bungalow are advertised for four guests. Room areas and standard-room maximums were not clearly established from the current primary material. Older eighty-two-room descriptions have been retained only as version differences.
A swimming pool, spa, gift shop and conference facility give the lodge a wider range of amenities than a small tented camp. Chui Restaurant and the Hippo and Mara River bars provide dining and drinks with indoor or outdoor options. Guiding, reserve visits and airport transfers depend on the selected arrangement.
For Nobu, the lodge suits couples, families and groups who prefer solid-built accommodation and riverfront communal space. Its Lemek location needs its own routing plan rather than a generic eastern-Mara transfer.
YOUR OWN LITTLE WORLD
ROOMS & SUITES
A closer look at the room styles described by the property.
Standard Room Garden View
Family Suite
Bungalow
A SENSE OF PLACE
THE SETTING
Mara River in Lemek Conservancy near Aitong, Kenya, outside the main Masai Mara National Reserve.
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About this property information & photography
Room descriptions and amenities are an editorial selection. Visit the property’s website. Nobu confirms current details, rates and availability when planning your journey.
A JOURNEY MADE AROUND YOU
THE RIGHT STAY.
YOUR KIND OF JOURNEY.
A place catches your eye. A conversation connects the rest.
