E Unoto Retreat:

Situated on a hill at the base of the steep Great Rift Valley escarpment and overlooking the beautiful Lake Miwaleni which is surrounded by dense vegetation, E Unoto Retreat is a good base for visits to both Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Park. The lodge's architectural style is influenced by the traditional Maasai huts and all the buildings are round in shape with thatched cone shaped roofs. While the 25 rooms appear a bit dark and quite close to each other, they offer great views from a small private terrasse. The furniture in each room reflects a disctinct Maasai theme and includes a writing table, chair and beautiful bedside lamps. Guests at E Unoto can learn more about the Maasai culture from the friendly staff most of whom come from the local community or visit the neighbouring Maasai village. E Unoto's restaurant area, lounges and swimming pool all have stunning views of the lake and the forested escarpment. E Unoto's restaurant area, lounges and swimming pool all have stunning views of the lake and the forested escarpment. Guests can also walk to a waterfall nearby or simply relax at the pool and take in the captivating views.

Kirurumu Tented Lodge:

Kirurumu Tented Lodge is located high on an escarpment and offers spectacular views over Lake Manyara. The lodge appears very unobtrusive, having been built with sensitivity toward the landscape. Great care was taken not to cut any trees, the tent bases were made from local, volcanic stone and the roofs are thatched, blending into the environment. Impact on the Lodge's surroundings is minimal, as all utility lines were carefully placed underground and hot water is created by solar panels. The 20 comfortable and well-spaced tents all have spacious verandas and ensuite bathrooms with hot and cold running water. Kirurumu supports the local community, providing clean, fresh water, and a supportive community development program. A high level of care is extended to guests and guests particularly enjoy the delicious home-cooked food and the relaxed atmosphere as well as the bar and sun-deck with panoramic views of the Rift Valley.

Lake Manyara Serena Lodge:

Lake Manyara Serena Lodge is located on the edge of an escarpment, overlooking the Great Rift Valley and the stunning Manyara soda lake. The buildings are based on a traditional circular design to help them blend into the landscape and the interior was inspired by the abundant bird life of Lake Manyara. Guests are accomodated in 67 rooms which each have a private ve-randa and breathtaking views of the shimmering reaches of the flamingo-frosted Lake Manyara. An afternoon by the amazingly located pool and a sundowner drink from the poolside bar are moments that will stay deeply engrained in your memory.

Lake Manyara Tree Lodge:

Tucked away in the heart of a mahogany forest in Lake Manyara National Park, Lake Manyara Tree Lodge offers a combination of luxury and native landscape. Owing to its remote location in the south-western region of the park and being the only lodge inside the park, there is minimal vehicle intrusion, allowing for leisurely tracking of the park's famous tree climbing lions as well as viewing of pelicans and flamingoes with buffalo cooling in the lake. Accommodation is offered in ten stilted treehouse suites cradled in mahogany trees in an ancient forest. Built of timber and palm fronds, the spacious rooms with sitting areas have decks suspended above the foest floor, ensuite bathrooms with a bath, outdoor shower, twin hand basins and a toilet. The impeccable and friendly service makes and the massage treatments in your treehouse and the swimming pool make Lake Manyara Tree Lodge a great place to relax at the beginning or end of your safari. The romantic dinners under the stars lit by dozens of lanterns in the "Boma" gives guests the sensation of dining in the heart of Africa.