Studios at Jambo and Kidani are about the same size, in the 360 sq ft range. The shower and tub in Jambo is in a room with the toilet, at Kidani the shower and tub is next to and can be seen from the bathroom sink area.
The Kidani 2BR is about 1173 sq ft compared to Jambo's 1075, a very noticeable difference in size. The Kidani 2BR has three bathrooms to Jambo's two, has more closest space than Jambo, and has a separate jacuzzi tub and shower in the master bath while Jambo has a combined jacuzzi tub and shower and that tub has high and wide step-over to get into. The Kidani master bath is accessible only throuh the bedroom (a separate bathroom serves the living room area). The Jambo master bath entry can be seen from the living room and assessible from both the bedroom and living room. Jambo has only lock-off 2BRs (combined studio and 1BR) with a queen and pull-out couch double in the second bedroom. The balcony has a wall between the studio and 1BR. Kidani has that same second bedroom and balcony arrangement for its 2BR lock-offs, but it has a lot of dedicated 2BRs (can only be 2BRs) which have two queens in the second bedroom and a balcony without that wall making it one very long balcony.
Most standards at Kidani face parking lot/road, bus station, front entrance, or pool area. However, about 15% of the standard view rooms have a Pembe savanna view because they are savanna view rooms converted to standard. To possibly get one of those you would request a room near the Pumba elevator or near a standard grand villa (those amount to the same request). If request is met be prepared for very long walks to the lobby and bus station.
Jambo standard two bedrooms were originaly just rooms overlooking the pool. However, a number of savanna view rooms were converted to standard and now about 60% of the standard views are prior savanna view rooms, thus odds of getting one with a savanna view at Jambo are much higher than Kidani. Best request to make there for a standard view is for a room "along Kudo Trail" (the left/west side of the U-shaped building, because the only standards along that trail are savanna view rooms converted to standard.