At Wilma A17H, guests who gave it consistently point to the same things: a proper kitchen (refrigerator, cooking basics, kettle, toaster, wine glasses), reliable WiFi, a dedicated workspace that isn't a folding table shoved in a corner, and a host who sorts problems quickly. It's a studio, so everything shares a footprint — but the Wilma development was built for this. The layout handles a workspace and a sleeping area without making you feel like you're living in a corridor. Exterior security cameras, fire extinguisher, hot water that stays hot. Kilimani is one of the few Nairobi neighbourhoods where a studio makes sense for a week-long or two-week stay — close to Yaya Centre, Hurlingham, and the Adams Arcade stretch, but set back enough from Ngong Road noise. Two guests. For solo travellers and remote workers, this is probably the most honest short-term rental in the Wilma development.