The high-profile event attracted presidents, senior government officials, investors and global leaders from across the continent and beyond.
The summit was co-hosted by William Ruto and Emmanuel Macron.
In a statement shared after the summit, Radisson Blu Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill confirmed that it hosted several distinguished leaders who attended the gathering.
Among those accommodated at the hotel were Paul Kagame, Hakainde Hichilema, Julius Maada Bio and Mamady Doumbouya.
Former Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth was also among the notable guests received during the summit.
Photos released by the hotel gave Kenyans a sneak peek into the elegant interiors, executive suites and high-level hospitality that accompanied the visit of the dignitaries.
Many online users admired the hotel’s classy setup, with some praising Nairobi for continuing to position itself as a regional hub for diplomacy and international conferences.
The hotel management said hosting presidential delegations requires careful planning, confidentiality and smooth coordination to ensure the comfort and security of all guests.
The summit focused on strengthening Africa’s economic future through discussions on trade, investment, innovation and strategic partnerships.
Leaders also explored opportunities aimed at accelerating growth across different sectors on the continent.
The hotel’s General Manager Clinton Thom said the staff was honoured to welcome the leaders and provide a seamless experience during their stay in Nairobi.
The event further highlighted Kenya’s growing influence in hosting major continental and global engagements.