We were there over the Christmas week in 2005 and although we accepted a one bedroom unit, we didn't expect it to be on the top floor at the back of the hotel. However, in the hotel's defense, I believe local Kenyans take their holidays at this time of the year and probably being the owners of the timeshare they were entitled to stay in what they had bought!
The room we had was a one-bedroom unit sleeping four in total. Initially it was just my husband and I who were going but at the last minute, our daughter who lives in the UK decided to join us, so there was space enough for her on a double bed in the lounge. At first glance, the unit was not what we were used to (being owners of timeshare at Sun City Vacation Club).
The lounge, dining area and kitchen were all in the same area (no problem with that) but the fridge made a terrible noise and was very disruptive with our daughter sleeping there. The air conditioning in the lounge was also not working, so we asked for the fridge and air conditioning to be fixed. The fridge was replaced quickly enough but the a/c even after being repaired wasn't effective enough for the size of the room. The kitchen itself left a lot to be desired and I wouldn't have cooked there. We generally don't cook when on holiday anyway, but even if we had wanted to, the little shop on site wasn't up to scratch as far as provisions were concerned and there was nowhere else to buy food and drink etc.
Two bathrooms - again not up to scratch; tiles broken, very little water coming out of the taps and shower, shower curtain seedy looking and grubby, towels were years old; in general very run down.
There was a large patio surrounding the unit which would have been nicer had we been on a lower level. I have put the price per room per night in, but I honestly don't know if this is correct because we paid our exchange fee through RCI.