Three-bedroom bungalow in Watamu
The three-bedroom bungalow is the house-style stay at GK Palms: more bedrooms for grandparents, teenagers or a small reunion, garden space, a kitchen, and the same shared palm-garden pool as the apartments. It is the closest we get to a villa — still not a private plunge-pool estate, still about a 7-minute walk to Turtle Bay Beach, not beachfront.
Who this is for
Multi-generational families, friend groups who want one house, and wedding parties who need a headquarters on GK Lane.
One house, one pool lane
Everyone sleeps under one roof, then shares the resort pool and The Palms with apartment guests. That is how reunions stay social without renting a whole hotel wing.
Not a private-pool villa
The bungalow has gardens, not a private plunge pool. If a listing promised your own pool, that is not this unit. See the villas page for the full honesty pass, including Trio Villas alternatives.
Events and overflow rooms
Wedding weekends and large reunions sometimes add neighbouring apartments. Enquire via events if you need catering or a partial buy-out. Capacity is on the listing — we will not invent extra beds.
Getting here
Malindi Airport plus GK Transfers is the usual path with luggage. Check live rates on the card below; peak holidays book out.
Frequently asked questions
How many guests does the bungalow sleep?
See the listing capacity. Three bedrooms does not always mean the same bed count — photos tell the truth.
Is the pool only for bungalow guests?
No. It is the shared GK Palms pool.
Can we book the whole resort with the bungalow?
Sometimes for weddings. Enquire — calendars decide.
Is this a villa?
It is a bungalow: house-style space on a small resort lane. Not a gated private-villa product.
Do we get a kitchen?
Yes. The Palms is a short walk for meals you do not want to cook.
Is it suitable for kids plus grandparents?
That is a common use. Discuss mobility and room mix when you book.
How close is Turtle Bay?
About a 7-minute walk from GK Lane, same as the apartments. We are not on the sand.
Can we host a dinner in the garden?
Ask via events or The Palms. We confirm what the calendar and neighbours allow.