Caesar Waterfront: A Fun and Relaxing Getaway

On December 25, thousand of people thronged Caesars Waterfront Resort, to celebrate Christmas with their loved ones. Its a perfect place to be. But there is more to it than meet the eye. Here is part of their story.

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Caesar Waterfront, located in Sergoit, Moiben, Uasin Gishu is an awesome place to visit. It's about 30 kilometers away from Eldoret town. This hotel is situated in the countryside, making it a perfect spot for families to unwind and relax. The best part is that the hotel is right by Lake Sergoit, which means you get to enjoy the amazing breeze from the lake.
One of the main attractions at Caesar Waterfront Hotel is Lake Sergoit. This beautiful water body is located in the heart of Sergoit. It's close to Katalir and southwest of Kapkapai Farm. Did you know that the Keiyo people used to come here to get "ng'enda," which is a type of salt lick? This lake also holds historical significance as it was where the English Settler AC Hoey set up camp in 1906, paving the way for the first settlers in Uasin Gishu.
When it comes to food, Caesar Waterfront Hotel has got you covered. They offer mouthwatering dishes like Mbuzi choma (roasted goat), fresh Tilapia fish from the lake, chips, chicken, and more. You won't be disappointed!
The hotel is beautifully designed and offers breathtaking views of the nearby Karuna and Sergoit hills. You'll be able to enjoy the scenic beauty of nature while relaxing at Caesar Waterfront Hotel.
There are plenty of fun activities to keep you entertained at Caesar Waterfront Hotel. You can go fishing or take a boat ride on the lake. The boat ride costs between KES 1000 to 1500 per person. If you're an experienced swimmer, you can also try kayaking. Just remember, safety is a top priority for both boat and kayak users.
Caesar Waterfront Hotel started operating in 2018 and has already become a popular destination. With its ample space for expansion, the resort has the potential to grow even further. They have already set aside areas for constructing cottages, a children's courtyard, dining area, and restaurant. So, there's more to look forward to in the future!
So, if you're looking for a fun and relaxing getaway, Caesar Waterfront Hotel is the place to be. Enjoy the serene countryside, indulge in delicious food, and have a blast with the exciting activities. Don't miss out on this epic experience!

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