Lowest Holiday Rental Price | £11 |
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Low season | May | cheapest month to stay |
High season | January | most expensive time to stay |
78% | expected price decrease | |
49% | expected price increase |
Price | £15 - £134 |
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Cheapest day of week | Saturday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Monday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
£29 | ||
£73 |
If you are interested in staying in holiday rentals in Mombasa where you can experience the local nightlife, then we recommend that you stay at the Cosy Apartment in Nyali. It is close to the Nyali beach, and Mt Kenya Road where you will find some great options for beach bars, such as the Moonshine Beach Bar. It serves great cocktails, and has live music playing while you look out over the Indian Ocean. Another example of Mombasa holiday rentals that allow you to experience the local nightlife experience is the Indian Beach Apartments in Bamburi. It is close to the Shots Bar, one of the best local nightclubs that offers a variety of alcoholic drinks at affordable prices, and live DJ sets.
If you are planning on visiting Mombasa city with your children, then you will be pleased to know that there are several great activities that you can do, and some incredible sights that you can see together. The Fort Jesus Museum is one example, and we recommend staying at the Sea Esta Suites as they are close to the museum. The museum was originally built as a fort in 1593 by the Portuguese and now functions as a historic attraction that explains the local history and the conversion of the building. We advise that you consider buying tickets in advance of your visit as they often cost less online. If you are looking to find cheap rentals in Mombasa that are good for your family, then the Mamba Village Twiga Canopy Apartments may be right for you. They offer TV networks for children, as well as having the Mamba Village Centre close by, which just happens to be Africa’s largest crocodile farm. Besides the crocodiles, the centre also has a botanical garden, offers horse and camel rides, and even has a snake park.
One of the most important benefits to staying in rental accommodation compared to hotels is the freedom that you have. It is like staying in your own home, and for a lot of people, being able to prepare and eat your own meals not only offers more opportunity to manage your allowance but can also help if you have any dietary requirements that may be hard to manage when eating out. A stay at the Tamarind Village Apartments, which offers an oven, microwave, stove, and fridge offers you the chance to know exactly what goes into your food, as well as being close to the Old Town in Mombasa, where you will find plenty of stalls and shops influenced by Portuguese, Asian and Arab culture, as evident in the choices of fruit and vegetables and spices on display. The Villa Ninety-Four – Home Away From Home accommodation has an ice maker, fridge, oven, microwave and a dining area, and is close to Biashara Street, where you will find stalls filled with kikois and khangas, as well as fresh locally sourced produce.
On average, people book holiday rentals in Mombasa for stays of around 8 nights.
£65 per night is the approximate cost of an average holiday apartment rental in Mombasa.
Holiday apartments in Mombasa are often cheapest in May - rental prices can be around 78% lower than the average during this period.
There are 3,235 operators available for hotels in Mombasa as of April 2024.
Prices for hotels in Mombasa are refreshed on a daily basis.