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Business stays in Upper Hill, Nairobi.

Nairobi's corporate and diplomatic core. Walking distance from UN agencies, corporate HQs, the largest hospitals, and every major conference venue in the city. The definitive business travel base.

KES 4,500–11,000typical / night
UN & corporate HQwalkable
M-Pesa+ card
CBD5 min

Why Upper Hill

Upper Hill is Nairobi's fastest-growing business district — UNEP, UN-Habitat, Kenya Revenue Authority, Nairobi Hospital, MP Shah, major bank HQs, and every significant conference venue all within walking distance. For anyone visiting on business, medical or conference purposes, Upper Hill removes the commute entirely.

Apartments here are predominantly serviced corporate-grade blocks: consistent quality, reliable Wi-Fi, generators, and business centre access.

Getting around

Upper Hill sits immediately south of the CBD — 5 minutes by car. Ngong Road access puts Kilimani 10 minutes away. JKIA is 20–30 minutes via the Expressway.

Studio
KES 4,500–7,000
Corporate serviced units
1 Bedroom
KES 6,500–11,000
Most common for business stays
2 Bedroom
KES 9,000–16,000
Team and executive visits

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Upper Hill: frequently asked

Is Upper Hill the best area for business stays in Nairobi?
For corporate and conference travel, yes. It's walkable to major HQs, UN agencies, Nairobi Hospital, and all large conference venues — eliminating Nairobi's notorious traffic for business guests.
What companies are in Upper Hill?
Equity Bank, KCB, Stanbic, UNEP, UN-Habitat, AU delegation, Britam, Kenya Revenue Authority, and dozens more.
Are Upper Hill apartments serviced?
Most offer hotel-style services: daily housekeeping, 24/7 security, generator backup, business Wi-Fi, and laundry.

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