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Destination Africa - Tanzania
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Africa
House
Africa House is located in Zanzibar
Stone Town and was once a royal
residence before becoming The
English Club. It was beautifully
restored and renovated and retains
an ambience reflecting its rich
historical past. It features the
Tradewinds Restaurant, the Sunset
Grill, the Sunset Bar which offers
stunning views as the sun sets
over the Indian Ocean and a library
which has a rare collection of
historical books.
Accommodation is in 15 deluxe
rooms with ensuite bathrooms which
offer great views across the rooftops
of old Stone Town or the Indian
Ocean. Each room is equipped with
an individually controlled air
conditioning unit, satellite television,
international direct dialling
telephones, hairdryer, mini fridge,
room service, laundry service
and complimentary tea and coffee
making facilities.
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Baraza
Baraza is imaginatively designed to capture the Sultan Palace days gone by. The resort comprises 30 luxury villas, each with king size beds, living room, outdoor terrace, a private plunge pool and its own Sultan’s lounge. It features spectacular gardens, a set of Swahili arches which frames the natural beauty of this great beach location. These features are complemented with Zanzibari hospitality, a great spa and exotic cuisine. The restaurants and bars showcase cement Barazas, replete with silk cushons and candlelit lanterns. The walls are decorated with hand carvings, antique doors, Brass lanterns, ceramic pots, mosaic stone pots and Zanzibari antiques complete the furnishin with the entire décor matching and mixing in colour shade.
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Bawe Tropical Island
Bawe resort offers a luxury Robinson Crusoe experience on small island off the East Coast of Sansibar, a 30 minute boat ride away from Stone Town.
It is a place for seclusion from hectic lifestyles and overcrowded schedules and experience a romantic unspoilt beach. Guests can relax on the private beach or by the fresh water swimming pool, basking in the sun or discover the wonderful corral gardens right in front of the lodge. This is one of the few places in East Africa where you can go snorkeling from the beach and swim at all tides.
Accommodation comprises 15 cottages discretely scattered along the beach, all with panoramic views of the clear waters of the Indian Ocean, ensuring privacy and seclusion. The deluxe rooms are ensuite with huge bath tab and shower. Each cottage is provided with a wooden deck facing the sea, covered with a romantic pergola with exotic flowers. The lodge offers pampering massage and can arrange boat trips for fishing and to explore Stone Town and the surrounding islands.
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Beyt
al Chai
Built on 3 floors, Beyt Al Chai
was at one time a tea house. Allowing
you to experience the ambience
of Stone Town in a peaceful setting,
it features a small courtyard
area on the first floor where
breakfast is served and a spacious
lounge which has Zanzibar beds
for lounging as well as settees
and assorted comfortable chairs.
In order to maintain the character
of this antique building, there
are no bars or restaurants - but
there is a wide variety of these
close by in the Stone Town.
Accommodation is offered in six
ensuite, air conditioned bedrooms/suites
in 3 categories. The two Sultan
"Suites" are on the
top floor and have good views
over the square and out to sea.
They are large and furnished with
antique and traditional Zanzibari/Arab
furniture. The three Prince Rooms
are 25 square metres and have
a separate dressing area. The
Princes Room is smaller and normally
occupied on a single basis. Beyt
al Chai is an ideal venue for
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Bluebay Beach Resort
Bluebay Beach Resort is situated on the finest wide, white, sandy beach on the island of Zanzi-bar. Bluebay Beach Resort opened in December 1999 and offers a wide range of facilities in addition to the magic Indian Ocean ""Spice island"" itself. Accommodation is offered in 80 Supe-rior rooms, 6 Deluxe rooms and 2 Sultan rooms, each consisting of a verandah or balcony with magnificent views of the Indian Ocean. Its bedroom cottages located on rising ground over-looking verdant gardens, the public areas, the pool, the more than 1,000 beautiful palm trees, the sparkling white beach and the azure sea with its coral reef offering particularly warm and safe swimming. All rooms are tastefully decorated using traditional Zanzibari furniture to include large four poster beds with mosquito nets, a writing bureau, coffee table and easy chairs. The hotel has a large fresh water swimming pool with adjoining open-air Jacuzzi and children's paddling pool and a children's club for your relaxation time.
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Breezes
Beach Club & Spa Zanzibar
Breezes is an attractive fusion
of a mid-sized beach hotel which
retains an intimate feel and features
four restaurants, five bars and
an impressive spa facility.
Accommodation is offered in 70
fully air-conditioned rooms with
ensuite bathrooms, refrigerators,
personal electronic safe boxes
and a full third bed functioning
as a sofa. Deluxe rooms and suites
are close to the sea while the
standard rooms are located further
away from the sea and have a terrace
and garden view. Breezes offers
a selection of health and beauty
treatments at the spa, marine
activities ranging from beach
Volleyball, pedal boats, canoes
to daily snorkeling trips to the
lagoon by boat, windsurfing and
sailing, diving services for beginners
and advanced learners and an opportunity
to enjoy the fascinating marine
life of the south east coast of
Zanzibar.
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Chumbe Island
Accommodation consists of seven open design bungalows, with minimal barriers to the open air, a form of natural air-conditioning. All bungalows overlook the sea and it takes just 30 seconds to stroll from the comforts of the bungalow hammock to the ocean. All bungalows are equipped with double or twin beds in the sleeping area under the palm-thatched roof, self-contained bathrooms. The large living rooms are equipped with handmade furniture and decorated with African art and colourful fabrics.
Dining takes place under the impressive roof of the visitor's centre, which overlooks the sea between Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania. The chefs provide a mixture of Zanzibarian, Arabic, Indian and African tastes. The whole of Chumbe Island is a nature reserve and guests may explore its beauties either under the guidance of the park rangers. Snorkel through the shallow water Reef Sanctuary or explore the Forest Reserve and historical monuments or take an excursion out Scuba diving the nearby reefs. Alternatavile, just allow yourself a lazy day watching dhows and outrigger boats go by.
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Emerson
& Green
Located in the heart of Stone
Town, Emerson & Green Hotel
(recently renamed into 236 Hurumzi)
is a beautifully restored palace
which was once the home of one
of the richest men in the Swahili
Empire. By providing traditional,
elegant accommodation, the hotel
recreates the atmosphere and grandeur
of a bygone era. Spacious airy
rooms, ornately carved doors,
antique furnishings, ceiling fans,
and unique stone baths are featured
throughout the hotel.
The Tower Top Restaurant, set
above the rooftops of Zanzibar
is an unmatched place to watch
the sun sink into the Indian Ocean
while sipping an exotic drink.
On the ground floor, guests can
enjoy light meals at the Kidude
Restaurant in the typical relaxed
Zanzibar ambience. Accommodation
is offered in ten suites, all
of which have special themes,
some of them offering fantastic
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Fumba Beach Lodge
Fumba Beach is situated along two kilometres of coastline on the Indian Ocean offering three secluded and exclusive beaches. It has 26 rooms scattered throughout the extensive grounds, shaded by a forest of baobab trees and palm fronds. Of these, twenty are deluxe rooms, each having an en-suite bathroom, private terrace and stunning ocean view. The four luxury suites include a private roof terrace, open air shower and sumptuous bath overlooking the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean.
The open-air restaurant serves an array of expertly prepared dishes including local specialties, the fresh seafood and traditional-international cuisine. Visitors can go snorkeling or visit the Menai Bay Conservation Area, designed to give Zanzibaris in the Fumba area a vested interest in their environment so they will protect it. You can choose to have your massage either inside the tropical garden or on our roof-top terrace catching the breeze or relax at the Jacuzzi.
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Hakuna
Majiwe Lodge
Hakuna Majiwe', the Swahili name
for the hotel ground, means 'place
without stones' which has been
aptly chosen as it is set on a
picture postcard six kilometres
white-sand palmfringed beach on
the South East coast of Zanzibar,
cooled by the ocean breeze. The
hotel consists of 20 individually
designed rooms in ocean-facing
beach bungalows. All rooms have
ensuite bathrooms with hot water,
wardrobe, double or twin beds
with mosquitonets, ceiling fans
and a spacious verandah.
The restaurant, facing the ocean,
is situated under a large thatched
roof which also houses the lounge
and bar. The food is a blend of
Italian, Japanese and African
food, with a large choice of pasta,
meat, fish, sushi and other seafood.
The open-air ""banda""
right on the beach is a great
location for a sundowner drink
with superb views and the sounds
of the ocean. Later on guests
can lounge on sofas and enjoy
cocktails or have a sedate cup
of tea while admiring the horizon
or the dazzling beauty of the
night sky.
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Hakuna Matata
On the west coast of Zanzibar island, only 12km north of Stone Town, surrounded by large mango trees , in the Chuini Ruins (a palace of the last sultan of Zanzibar) with a private sand beach, you will find Hakuna Matata Beach Lodge. It offers 9 first class bungalows, all with a big terrace and full ocean view and a beautiful interior, AC, hot and cold water, fan and impeccable service. The restaurant offers a high class cuisine with national and international food. They will make your stay on Zanzibar an unforgettable time. |
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Kichanga Lodge
Kichanga Lodge is situated on a fantastic beach on the Ras Michamvi peninsular, southern East Coast, in a refined garden, facing an amazingly large white beach. The lodge was built on a coral reef, overlooking the stunningly white palm beaches and the fantastic colourful Indian Ocean. There are 24 sea view rooms in total all of which are spacious with a private verandah and an en-suite bathroom. Of these are 6 double bungalow rooms with garden and ocean view with air-conditioning, 9 single ocean front bungalows, 4 double rooms ocean front bungalows, 3 villas front ocean view and 1 VIP suite. All the rooms are tastefully furnished with African arts and Zanzibari furniture, mosquito nets, fans, a room safe, minibar and attached bathroom.
The main building on the top of the cliff hosts the reception, restaurant and bar, internet point and library. The lodge also boats a small but beautiful swimming pool, massage services, as well as sports and leisure activities including beach volleyball, beach bowling, canoes and bicycles.
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Kiponda House
Kiponda House in the centre of Stone Town has two bedrooms, one on the ground floor and one on the second floor. Both bedrooms have bathrooms with shower downstairs and bath upstairs. On the first floor it has a lounge kitchen, dining area and a small courtyard with a fountain. |
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Matemwe Beach Villages
Matemwe Beach Village is a small guesthouse along stretch of palm-lined, white sand beach, situated on the northeast coast of Zanzibar. Along the beach are palm-thatched villages, where friendly local people live a traditional life dominated by fishing. There are 16 makuti-thatched rooms and 6 suites, one of which - the Asali suite - is completely self-contained. All rooms are in close proximity of the beachfront. Seven of these are located at the front of the grounds; just far enough from the beach to give protection against the wind, which sometimes buffets the coastline, but close enough to afford a scenic view of the ocean. The romantic new honeymoon suite with its open living spaces, circular pool, outdoor bathroom has its own chef and private beach.
The lodge is centred around a single large open-sided space looking onto the beach, which serves at the lounge, bar and restaurant. The restaurant offers freshly caught seafood, delicately flavored with Zanzibar's famous spices. Just off-shore from the guesthouse is the world-famous Mnemba Atoll, whose circling reef has some of the best diving in East Africa. Regularly seen here are turtles and dolphins and if you are lucky enough you may see whale sharks and pilot whales. Other activities include beach walks, early-morning ocean swims, snorkeling, sailing, fishing and bicycling.
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Matemwe
Bungalows
Matemwe Bungalows is a small,
intimate guest lodge situated
on a rocky cliff above a magnificent
stretch of beach in north-east
Zanzibar and has great views of
the spectacular Mnemba Atoll.
Built in harmony with the environment
and in co-operation with the local
people, Matemwe Bungalows has
a relaxed ambience and is ideal
for those wanting to spend a few
days soaking up the Zanzibari
pace of life. There is a beautiful
sweep of white beach situated
at the far end beyond the lodge.
Accommodation is offered in 14
thatched bungalows nestled in
gardens along the sea cliff which
all have views of the sea and
are secluded and comfortable.
Guests at the lodge can sit back
and enjoy the contrasting colours
of the Indian Ocean, the fine
powder sand of the beach, the
extreme beauty of the coral reef
and the wild bush vegetation,
or visit the local fish market
and explore the ocean reefs on
their doorstep.
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Matemwe Retreat
Matemwe Retreat is located on a stretch of private land, just north of Matemwe's main lodge and right opposite the Mnemba Atoll. The Retreat consists of 3 separate villas, full of atmosphere, inspiration and personal touches. The ground floor of each villa features a private cocktail bar, an air-conditioned bedroom, a bathroom with double basins, shower, and a large romantic bathtub overlooking the Indian Ocean. Each villa has a plunge pool on the private roof terrace with sun and shade decks as well as its own small beach right in front of it.
Guests have a personal butler who brings breakfast to the veranda every morning and stops to find out what they wish him to organize for the day – whether it is diving, a walk, or just a bottle of champagne on the terrace or on the beach. As a guest you can also have massages and beauty treatments in the comfort of your roof terrace, overlooking the Indian Ocean.
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Mbweni Ruins
Mbweni Ruins Hotel is situated on a beach in the outskirts of Zanzibar town, in botanic gardens by the Indian Ocean shores. There are 13 air conditioned luxury rooms are furnished in the traditional Swahili style of Zanzibar with oriental rugs and with mosquito nets and four poster beds, minibar, verandah and ensuite bathroom. Each suite is located close to the attractive swimming pool and secluded beach and has a balcony overlooking the sea. This spacious suite, complete with kingsize four poster bed, has its own rooftop terrace with breathtaking views over the ocean.
The Rain tree restaurant serves traditional spicy foods and a panoply of seafood delicacies. The hotel offers exciting activities including a dhow trip to the sandbanks, swimming, fishing, diving, snorkelling, a nature trail, visits to see the spice plantations and to swim with dolphins. The luxurious gardens gradually leads down to the beach where mangroves sprout out from the sea. The gardens also serve as home and paradise to a vast variety of different species of butterflies and birds. The nature trails takes you to see several plant species and varieties of palms, the ruins and finally to the ocean. |
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Mnemba
Island Lodge
Situated on an intimate private
island just off the north-eastern
tip of Zanzibar and surrounded
by its own atoll of coral reefs,
Mnemba Island Lodge offers privacy
and rustic exclusivity in a romantic
and luxurious setting. Common
areas at the lodge include thatched
dining and sitting areas with
beautiful open views of the beach
and turquoise water beyond. Accommodation
is in ten secluded beach bandas,
built on platforms raised off
the beach and carefully appointed
to ensure absolute privacy. Each
banda is made of natural local
materials, each featuring a spacious
bathroom with shower, twin hand-basins
and separate toilet.
The elevated bedrooms are generously
proportioned and simply furnished
with king sized, extra-length
beds swathed in billowing mosquito
nets. The ambiance is relaxed
and informal and matches Mnemba’s
rustic beauty. Guests can enjoy
snorkelling, windsurfing, kayaking
and scuba diving, and between
December and March, Mnemba’s
rare green turtles can be seen
laying their eggs. Romantic candle-lit
dinners with your tables and chairs
on the sand under the moonlight
with the waves gently lapping
at your feet - simply out of this
world.
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Ocean
Paradise
Ocean Paradise is situated on
Zanzibar’s beautiful northeast
coast in a palm grove stretch
of coastline. The beautiful gardens
have been landscaped using indigenous
trees and plants to attract the
various bird species on the island.
The hotel offers 100 stylish thatched
rooms which are set in landscaped
gardens sloping down to the beach.
Ocean Paradise Resort has an impressive
swimming pool and just metres
from the shoreline where you could
take evening walks. You can lie
around on the sun loungers and
order exotic cocktails from the
bar. For the more energetic, a
fully-equipped water sports and
fitness centre is available.
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Pongwe
Beach Hotel
Pongwe Beach is a small hotel
set on a secluded bay on the east
coast of Zanzibar with exclusive
access to one of the most beautiful
beaches in Zanzibar. The azure
blue waters are ideal for swimming
and snorkeling and the palm trees
that line the white sandy beach
provide shade when the heat becomes
overwhelming. Guests sleep in
traditional, rustic and charming
beach-side cottages with an intimate
atmosphere. Each of the 16 bungalows
has two adjoining rooms while
one bungalow has three rooms.
All except one cottage have two
adjoining rooms which share a
wall and one cottage has three.
The rooms are bright with many
windows and a large clean bathroom.
Pongwe Beach is a tranquil location
where one can relax and enjoy
Zanzibar’s mellow pace.
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Ras
Nungwi Beach Hotel
Located on a beautiful beach on
the northern tip of Zanzibar and
protected by a coral reef, Ras
Nungwi is a small and exclusive
hotel, ideal for all forms of
watersport, or merely relaxing
in the temperate water while soaking
up the equatorial sun. The proximity
and variety of the surrounding
reefs makes Ras Nungwi a great
diving destination, and the hotel
has an on-site fully equipped
watersports centre with a professionally
run diving school.
Accommodation is offered in 32
rooms with hand-crafted four poster
beds and indigenous décor,
and all have en suite facilities
and balconies. Lodge Rooms have
a garden view and Chalet Rooms
have a sea view, with proximity
to the ocean being closer the
higher the category. Superior
Chalet Rooms have air-conditioning,
rather than the standard ceiling
fan, while four Superior Deluxe
Chalet Rooms also have a mini-bar,
CD-player and are ideal for honeymooners.
The Ocean Suite has a private
plunge-pool and a host of luxurious
facilities.
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Shooting Star
The Shooting Star Hotel is located on Kiwengwa Beach, on the north-east coast of Zanzibar. The small, family-run hotel is situated on rocks 20 meters above the sea amidst lush tropical gardens with fabulous views of the Indian Ocean and towards the coral reef beyond. Accommodation is built in traditional Zanzibari style, with white limewashed walls, high beamed ceilings and large windows. The ten Sea View Cottages are spacious, en-suite rooms and air-conditioning. All have traditionally 4-poster Zanzibar beds, with mosquito net canopies and matching Tanzanian ‘vintage’ bed covers, along with coconut wood wall mirrors and other hand-made teak wood furniture. Four of the Sea View Cottages are set out on two levels and are ideal for families.
The open-air restaurant and bar have views over the tropical gardens and the stunning blue ocean panorama. Guests and other visitors enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner surrounded by natural beauty while soaking up the gentle sounds of birdsong and the sea. A wide variety of African and international cuisine is served, and the hotel specialises in lobster, meat grills and smoked fish, using traditional African recipes.
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Sultan Palace
This is an exclusive resort situated on the South-East Coast of Zanzibar Island along beautiful sandy beaches. Built in traditonal Arabic Zanzibari style, the fifteen spacious, shell-shaped cottages are individually furnished with local antiques, carved Omanite doors and hand painted tiles. All rooms have air-conditioning and mini bars. There are 5 imperial suites with two queen sized beds, walk in wardrobe, twin showers & twin basins. The suites have a private entrance with direct access to the beach and a private garden with hammock. 4 are Ocean suites with beautiful views of the Ocean, whereas 6 are garden suites set in the scented tropical gardens.
Each suite has a terrace on which breakfast is served. From the hotel a walkway leads down to the private beach where guests can relax on the sun beds. For the more energetic activities include snorkelling, diving, mountain biking and sailing trips up the coast. Lunch is served at a terrace bar on the beach, while dinner is served by candlelight on the terraces of the main club house. This is also a place to have a nice massage. On the beach is a bar and restaurant with tropical beverages and snacks.
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Tembo
Hotel
Situated in the heart of Stone
Town, the Tembo Hotel is a magnificent
historic building on the waterfront
which is ideally located to explore
Stone Town. It is designed around
a central courtyard with a swimming
pool and beachfront terrace.
All rooms are spacious and beautifully
decorated with oriental and traditional
Zanzibari ornaments, antiques
and furniture and most of them
have balconies overlooking the
beach or the swimming pool courtyard.
Each room is self contained, air
conditioned, equipped with a fridge,
telephone and satellite television.
No alcohol is served at the hotel
but there's a bar right next door.
Tembo Hotel is an ideal base for
excursions on a traditional dhow
which are moored right in front
of the hotel. Enjoy the sunrise
at the beach in front of the hotel
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The
Palms Zanzibar
Nestled between tropical gardens and a white sandy beach on the southeast coast of Zanzibar, The Palms provides a range of beautifully appointed facilities reflecting the warmth and character of the local architecture in an elegant yet relaxed setting. Accommodation is offered in six thatched private villas shaded by palms, clustered around an indigo pool and looking out over the white sands of the blue Indian Ocean. The villas each have two bedrooms (each with an ensuite bathroom) living room and terrace, a private outdoor jacuzzi, mini bar, standing bar for tea and coffee making facilities, safe deposit box, satellite TV, telephone and CD player. Overlooking the beach, private palm thatched ""bandas"" shelter private day beds and carved sun loungers to provide intimate beachfront privacy.
The Palms also features a spa in a beautiful setting and guests may also use the neighbouring frangipani Spa, which offers world-class treatments and facilities. Other neighbouring facilities include a fitness centre, floodlit tennis court, marine activities centre with windsurfing and snorkelling. A fully equipped and licensed scuba diving centre is available at a charge which is payable locally.
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Unguja Resort
Unguja Resort is located at Kizimkazi, at the northern tip of Zanzibar, in beautiful garden with old mango and baobab trees among indigenous plants, where the rare Red Colobus monkeys often come and play. The hotel has ten spacious private bungalows with private seaview terraces from where you can watch sunrise and sunset and local fishermen sailing the Indian Ocean. The bungalows are beautifully decorated in Zanzibari style, with ensuite, open-roofed bathrooms, ceiling fans, walk-in wardrobe, and private safety boxes. The master bedroom in each has a big kingsize bed, mosquito net and fan and is the only part of the villa that is fully enclosed. The rest is open plan, with a cushioned seating area, open-air, but private shower with hot water, and stairs up to a small traditional Zanzibar bed, which can sleep 2 additional people.
After diving, snorkeling, watching dolphins, doing boat tours, engaging in local game fishing or after a relaxing day on the beach you can retreat in the bar area overlooking the ocean and enjoy an excellent cocktail made with fresh fruit. A beautiful nature trail leads to the white beach. The restaurant serves an excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is a free-form swimming pool in the middle of the tropical garden, where you can relax while enjoying the services from the bar and restaurant.
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Villa Bahati
Villa Bahati is situated in the small rural village on the Southeast coast of Zanzibar. Built among scenic palm trees and face the picture-perfect white beach, Villa Bahati is personal and sleeps up to 10 people. It boasts 5 self-contained bedrooms which can be rented out individually, or as a set for larger groups. The rooms and en-suite bathrooms are Moroccan inspired and give a true African feel to the place. Each of the five rooms (four twins and one double) has a unique look and forms a self-contained unit around the central patio on the first floor. The sultan-style beds are beautifully draped with mosquito nets and the rooms have ceiling fans to keep you cool. On the second floor is a massive terrace that houses a lounge and a restaurant. They also have a pretty front garden facing the beach that creates a real homely atmosphere. Comforts like pools, pool bars, air-conditioning, television sets or mini-bars and cocktail umbrellas are missing. But that’s what makes it different from other luxury hotels and resorts. The Villa offers spectacular sunrises and complete privacy in an idyllic beachfront setting. If staying during the full moon season, one has the opportunity to witness the spectacular moonrise over the Indian Ocean. Dining at the Villa is intimate and personal. There are no buffet meals or 10-page menus as you would find at a large resort. Instead they have a simple menu of delicious delicacies such as a Swahili starter of prawns, samosa and crab cake, a main course of grilled barracuda in lime and chili sauce or their Pork a la Joseph (the chef) in lime and peanut sauce.
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Villa
Kikadini
Villa Kikadini is one among three
villas situated in the small rural
village of Jambiani on the southeast
coast of Zanzibar. Kikadini is
a single unit that sleeps a maximum
of 6 people and therefore ideal
for small groups, families or
a romantic couple. It is set among
scenic palm trees and faces a
white sandy beach. The villa offers
spectacular sunrises and complete
privacy in an idyllic beachfront
setting. The moonrise over the
Indian Ocean is a spectacle, you
get the feeling of entering Aladin's
world.should you book your stay
to coincide with the full moon.
Here, there are no any creature
comforts like pools, pool bars,
air-conditioning, television sets
or mini-bars here – and
no cocktail umbrellas. But that’s
what makes this place different
from all the luxury hotels and
resorts out there. Here you will
become part of the simple life
and you are very likely to fall
in love with it.
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Zamani
Zanzibar Kempinski
The Zamani Zanzibar Kempinski
is a large and luxurious oceanfront
hotel located on the prestigious
northeast coast of Zanzibar. The
first 5-Star internationally branded
hotel on the spice island, the
hotel has a commanding ocean front
position and is set within 30
acres of landscaped gardens.
Accommodation is offered in 117
rooms, suites and luxury villas
all featuring private terraces
or balconies with views over landscaped
gardens to the ocean. As it is
located on a cliff, the hotel
does not have its own beach front.
However, there is a beautiful
private beach a couple of hundred
meters south of the hotel which
hotel guests can use exclusively.
At low tide, you can walk to this
beach and the hotel provides a
boat shuttle service there as
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Zanzibar
Coffee House
Back in 1885, the Wazir to Sultan
Said Bargash built a wonderful
house of fine architectural design
near the bustling fish and fruit
markets. The house hosts an authentic
Café in the basement, reflecting
the classical Zanzibar architecture
with arches, boritis ceilings
and thick walls. Furnished with
solid furniture and elegant lamps
the atmosphere is truly unique
and inviting. The Café
serves a variety of coffee creations,
which are all based on our own
coffee production on Zanzibar
and the highlands of Tanzania.
Above the Café and the
roasting room, the house offers
ten individually furnished and
air-conditioned rooms to guests
who seek the unique experience
of staying in an authentic coffee
house. The small size of the Hotel
offers great privacy to the guests
who have also exclusive access
to the Teahouse on top of the
building which makes an amazing
place for a wonderful breakfast
with fresh croissants, cakes,
muffins and cookies from the in-house
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Zanzibar Palace Hotel
Zanzibar Palace Hotel is an old Sultan's palace situated within Old Stone Town. Accommodation is offered in 9 rooms on 4 floors, decorated to reflect the diverse cultures and heritage of Zanzibar. Some rooms have balconies with views over town and out to the ocean. The room sizes vary from 25 square meters on the lower floor to 70 square meters on the upper floors with either views of the town or the ocean. One of the rooms has a staircase to an open air bathroom which has a sundeck, one of the highest points in Town from where the sun can be seen rising and setting. Some rooms can accommodate up to 4 people so ideal for families. All rooms are air-conditioned and served with cable TV connection. In addition, the rooms have, mosquito nets, fans, DVD players, telephone, safes, hair dryer, internet access as well as 24 hour room service. |
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Zanzibar
Serena Inn
Zanzibar Serena Inn is located
on the sea front of the historic
Stone Town on the western side
of Zanzibar Island. The Hotel's
interiors reflect the Arabian
as well as indigenous East African
influences which constitute the
rich cultural heritage of Zanzibar.
Accommodation is offered in 51
air conditioned, comfortable and
elegantly furnished rooms with
private balconies that offer commanding
views of the Indian Ocean. Dining
is a feast - local seafood is
a speciality and its preparation
reflects the many cultural influences
that passed this way. Guests at
the Serena Inn can participate
in water sports or laze by the
swimming pool with a poolside
cafe bar and shop and visit Stone
Town's historical landmarks or
idyllic offshore islands.
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