Neem House Kenya was architecturally designed and built in the traditional Arab/Swahili design. The house is constructed of coral/limestone blocks, surrounded by large Neem trees and situated high on a coral outcrop catching the ocean breeze. Neem House is approximately 350 m from the beach, accessed via the Driftwood beach club or down one of several lanes.

All rooms are large and spacious and feature Arabesque archways and antique carved doors sourced from Lamu and Zanzibar.

All of the large exterior windows are enclosed with ornate wrought iron and the interior ‘windows’ are fitted with cane blinds or teak shutters. This creates a very open and cool living space. Ceilings, supported by traditional ‘Boriti’ poles are in excess of three meters. Floors are tiled with cool Galana stone, sourced from the Galana river to the north of Malindi

• Daily rates from Kshs. 25,000 - Approx $310 - €250 - ₤190
• There are four bedrooms, three of which are ensuite
• These rooms all have overhead ceiling fans and large walk in mosquito nets
• The main bedroom has a large veranda containing two single beds – ideal for families with small children
• The fourth bedroom, containing four single beds is a classic ‘Zanzibar style’ room. Situated high in the canopy of the numerous Neem trees surrounding the house the room features a traditional makuti roof and waist high perimeter walls
• Neem House sleeps a maximum of twelve people – there are three double rooms – the remaining six beds are singles. Two of the double rooms can be converted to twins if required
• A plunge pool built in classic Arabic style, is over 2 meters deep and is situated in a private courtyard
• There is an outdoor shower adjacent to the pool and also a large stainless steel barbecue
• All of the furniture is teak, designed for comfort on the coast
• The 3.6m dining room table comfortably seats twelve
• There are teak loungers and large traditional day beds around the pool and on the numerous verandas
• The traditional flat roof is over 100sq meters and sits just above the treetops
• The views from the roof are breathtaking, particularly at sunrise and sunset when you can see the dhows pass by in full sail
• There are four members of staff at Neem House. 
  Kahindi, an experienced cook, produces classic Swahili dishes, refreshing salads and freshly baked bread on a daily basis
• The house also has a monitored security system
• Additional help in the house, Ayas' (nannies) and babysitters can be employed on a casual basis if required