Meru Travel Guide

 baylorcmh Says:  Meru Museum is a nice, quaint museum. Has some interesting animals. Also has a mock up village in the back of the compound. No trip to Meru would be complete without it. Of course, there aren't many reasons to come to Meru... 

 baylorcmh Says:  Great hotel with a nice restaraunt. Rooms aren't very spacious, but it's clean and plenty of hot water. Probably the best hotel in Meru (newer/nicer than Pig&Whistle and quieter than 3 Steers). I recommend the Nyama Choma, probably the best in town. Also, ask for a rear... 

 sugartonnic Says:  Angie's Cafe is located within the hustle and bustle of Meru Town, where all the offices and shops. They serve delicious local food such as chapatti, kienyeji or mokimo, which is usually mashed potatoes with beans/peas, carrots, tomatoes, onions. Other items:... 

 baylorcmh Says:  This is quite the venue as it is a nightclub, pub, restaraunt, and hotel. The nightclub is one of the biggest, and definitely the nicest in Meru. The food is pretty good although other places are probably a better value. The rooms are very nice, although loud as they... 

 sugartonnic Says:  Matatus(mini-bus) are the most popular form of public transport in Kenya. These are white vans with painted yellow strip across hte sides. They operate on set routes, and collect as many passengers as possible from the outset and along the way. Passengers board and alight... 

 baylorcmh Says:  Towards the East of town is the bus/matatu station. Quite large and has the usual hussle and bussle of town. Between the station and town is a small pathway which has the Miraa market. It's neat and worth a gander if you have nothing better to do (it will take only a few...