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Story of How PCEA Turned a Prime Mombasa Beachfront Property into Milele Beach Hotel

Mary WanjohibyMary Wanjohi
September 1, 2026
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Story Of How Pcea Turned A Prime Mombasa Beachfront Property Into Milele Beach Hotel

Milele Beach Hotel, one of the hospitality facilities owned by the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA). PHOTO/ Milele Beach Hotel

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Milele Beach Hotel, one of the hospitality facilities owned by the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA), stands on a prime beachfront property in Bamburi, Mombasa, serving tourists, conference guests and local visitors along Kenya’s North Coast.

The hotel, located off Malindi Road and a short walk from Bamburi Beach and the Indian Ocean, was not always known as Milele Beach Hotel. Before PCEA took ownership, the property operated as Giriama Beach Hotel, a well-known coastal hospitality establishment.

Today, Milele Beach Hotel forms part of a wider portfolio of assets managed by the Presbyterian Foundation, the corporate entity that holds and manages property on behalf of the church.

How PCEA Acquired the Property

Milele Beach Hotel is owned through the Presbyterian Foundation, the legal entity wholly owned by PCEA and mandated to hold assets in trust for the church and its affiliated institutions.

According to information published by PCEA, the foundation was incorporated in 1973 as a company limited by guarantee and oversees various church investments and properties across the country.

The church acquired the former Giriama Beach Hotel in 2007 as part of efforts to expand its investment portfolio and establish a presence in Kenya’s hospitality sector.

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A September 2007 Coastweek report documenting the hotel’s dedication said PCEA had long wanted to own and operate a beach hotel in Mombasa. The acquisition of Giriama Beach Hotel marked the realization of that objective.

The report further noted that Equity Bank financed the purchase of the property and also provided additional financial support to facilitate renovation and improvement works after the acquisition.


Also Read: Schools, Hotels, Hospitals and Other Investments Owned by PCEA


Following the acquisition, the property underwent refurbishment and was rebranded as Milele Beach Hotel, becoming one of the flagship hospitality investments associated with PCEA.

The rebranding introduced a new identity for the hotel while preserving its strategic location near Bamburi Beach.

Over the years, the hotel has built a reputation as a venue for conferences, corporate retreats, church events, family holidays, and recreational activities.

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Unlike many coastal hospitality facilities, Milele Beach Hotel operates as a non-alcoholic establishment, reflecting the values and ownership of PCEA.

Where Is Milele Beach Hotel Located?

Milele Beach Hotel is situated in Bamburi on Mombasa’s North Coast, an area known for its beaches, hotels and tourism attractions.

The property is located off Malindi Road, approximately 8.5 kilometres from Mombasa city centre.

The hotel sits within tropical gardens and lies a short distance from Bamburi Beach, giving guests easy access to the Indian Ocean shoreline.

Its location also places visitors near several attractions, including Haller Park, which is approximately three kilometres away, as well as shopping centres, restaurants and entertainment facilities along the North Coast tourism circuit.

How Many Rooms Does Milele Beach Hotel Have?

When the property was dedicated after its acquisition in 2007,  the hotel had 72 rooms with a total bed capacity of 184 people, plus 10 apartments.


Also Read: PCEA Asks Members to Clear KSh700 Million Debt of Luxury Hotel It Owns


The accommodation is spread across several two-storey buildings within the property.

Guests can choose from a variety of room categories, including:

  • Standard single rooms
  • Standard double rooms
  • Twin rooms
  • Triple rooms
  • Deluxe rooms
  • Apartment-style accommodation

The rooms include amenities such as air conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies or terraces, and other facilities for both short and extended stays.

Accommodation rates at Milele Beach Hotel vary depending on several factors, including travel dates, room category, occupancy levels, and meal packages selected by guests.

The hotel does not maintain a single fixed room rate applicable to every guest throughout the year.

Instead, prices fluctuate based on demand, seasonality, and the specific type of accommodation booked.

Current online booking platforms show Milele Beach Hotel’s room rates start from around KSh7,000 to KSh15,000 per night, depending on the room category, travel dates, occupancy, and meal package selected. The actual cost can be higher or lower during peak and off-peak seasons
Facilities Available at the Hotel

Milele Beach Hotel offers a range of facilities for leisure travelers, families, church groups, corporate organizations, and conference attendees.

The property features:

  • Two swimming pools
  • Beach access
  • Restaurant facilities
  • Non-alcoholic bar services
  • Free Wi‑Fi
  • Free on-site parking
  • Air-conditioned guest rooms
  • Room service
  • Conference and meeting facilities
  • Banqueting services
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Tea and coffee-making facilities
  • Tropical gardens and outdoor recreation spaces

The hotel’s restaurant serves both local and international cuisine, with guests able to select from various breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.

Additional services available at the facility include babysitting arrangements and massage services offered at an extra charge.

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Milele Beach Hotel: Pcea Ownership, Location, Rates And Facilities
A swimming pool at Milele Beach Hotel. PHOTO/Milele Beach Hotel.
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Mary Wanjohi

Mary Wanjohi

Mary Wanjohi is a digital news correspondent at The Kenya Times driven by a deep commitment to truth, storytelling, and public service. With a background in Communication and Journalism, she has developed a strong foundation in news reporting, feature writing, and investigative research. Mary is passionate about uncovering stories that matter from community issues and social justice to politics and culture. She approaches every assignment with curiosity, integrity, and a dedication to accuracy. Her work reflects a belief that journalism is not just about reporting facts, but about giving voice to the voiceless and holding power to account. She can be reached at [email protected]

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