| | |  | | Zanzibar | | You
may drill further down into the game park/area in which you wish to see more information
regarding hotels/accommodation. | |  | Zanzibar
Serena inn | | | | Located
on the seafront of Zanzibar's historic Stone Town, the Zanzibar Serena Inn has
been created by renovating two romantic and historic buildings. It provides 52
ocean facing, air-conditioned rooms, most with its own private balcony. The Inn
offers a sea-front restaurant, and a spacious and secluded swimming pool. | |  |
| | | | Tembo
Hotel | | | | This
19th century structure is ornamented with Zanzibari traditional furniture and
antiques. One of the very few stone town hotels with beach accessibility as well
as a swimming pool. One side of the hotel faces the historic buildings of the
stone town while the other faces the sea front from where visitors can enjoy the
sunset. Rooms are all self contained and air conditioned. | |  |
| | | | Dhow
Palace | | | | The
19th Century restored Dhow Palace Hotel is located in the heart of Zanzibar Stone
Town. The Hotel has ten self-contained rooms, fully equiped with telephones, mini-bar
and air-conditioning. Oriental and Zanzibari furniture add to the ambiance. Residents
of the Dhow Palace are allowed to use the swimming pool in its sister hotel, the
Tembo Hotel. | |  |
| | | | Chavda
Hotel | | | | This
hotel has 15 rooms, and overlooks the Roman Catholic Church, which is the oldest
in town. The hotel provides en-suite facilities with living room, bedroom, air-conditioning,
television and minibar. | |  |
| | | | | Mazsons
Hotel | | | | Well
situated in the heart of the stone town, located close to the Tippu Tip House
and the St. Joseph cathedral. The hotel is simple but comfortably furnished. Rooms
are all ensuite, equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, television,
mini bar and telephone. | |  |
| | | | Emersons
and Green | | | | In
the heart of the Stone Town is a beautifully restored house that once was the
home of one of the richest men in the Swahili empire. The hotel aims to recreate
the wondrous atmosphere and grandeur of the past by providing traditional, elegant
accommodation. Spacious airy rooms, antique furnishing, ceiling fans and stone
baths are featured throughout the hotel. | |  |
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| | | Zanzibar
Beach Resort (ex fishermans) | | | The
hotel is located between the Stone Town and the airport, in a secluded cove. The
village layout, set in sculptured and landscaped gardens, has been designed to
offer elegant accommodation using traditional materials. Rooms are designed in
arabesque style, and are self contained.
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large free-form swimming pool is set on the edge of the beach. Choice between
standard and sea-front rooms. Well situated and one of the more popular beaches
for those wanting easy access to the stone town while also enjoying the beach. |
| | | | Mtoni
Marine | | | | Located
only a few kilometres from the stone town. Set amidst emerald lawns, canopied
with palms, this hotel is targeted towards the budget holiday maker who is not
willing to compromise on basic necessities. Rooms have en-suite facilities and
are air-conditioned. | |  |
| | | | Mbweni
Ruins | | | | Located
a mere ten minutes drive from both the airport and the stone town, it is promoted
as a homely hotel with only twelve suites with bathrooms and verandas overlooking
the Indian Ocean. The rooms are air conditioned and furniture is traditional Zanzibari
- including four poster beds with draped and canopied mosquito nets. | |  |
| | | | Chumbe
Island Coral Park | | | This
secluded Island lies 8 kms southwest of Zanzibar town and directly opposite the
Mbweni Ruins Hotel, and can be reached in short time in motorised boats. The Island
has developed into a nature reserve and harbours one of the most spectacular coral
gardens in the world and comprises: Chumbe reef sanctuary, Chumbe forest reserve,
Historical lighthouse. Over 40 species of birds have been identified on the island
including endangered roseate, tern which made its breeding place since 1994, an
ornithological phenomenal. The Island boasts of 7 double bed, eco-bungalow is
fully self contained with solar powered halogen lights, blends perfectly with
the surrounding nature and situated between the beach and the forest. The state
of the art of architecture was built on a local materials with mangrove poles
and coconut leaf thatch and specially designed furniture developed in the island
with colourful African fabrics. Facilities on full board including fresh juices
and soft drinks, professional guides and snorkeling gear. |
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| | | Ras
Nungwi | | | Located
on an expanse of beach wilderness on the northern tip of Zanzibar some 60 kilometres
from the airport/stone town. An expansive coral reef protects the frontage of
the hotel making it an ideal location for all kinds of water sports or merely
relaxing in the temperate water while soaking up the equatorial sun.
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by local craftsmen from hand-cut fossilised coral blocks, Ras Nungwi Beach Hotel
blends into the landscape.All rooms and chalets are positioned to maximise the
panoramic sea views and cool island breezes. All rooms are en-suite with ceiling
fans and balcony frontage. No swimming pool.The hotel has a fully equipped dive
centre professionally run to PADI standards. Dives to many sites in the area are
conducted daily. Different levels of PADI courses are also offered, including
the popular 'Introduction to Scuba' for fist time divers. |
| | | | Nungwi
Village | | | Located on
a beautiful expanse of beach, this moderate standard hotel features ensuite and
fully air-conditioned rooms. The seafront bar and restaurant serve a variety of
dishes. Water sports facilities are not offered by the hotel but are available
a short distance away. Choice between Standard, Deluxe and Premium Rooms. | | |
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| | | Karafu | | | | Perhaps
the most magnificent and exquisite beach hotel on the East Coast. Miles of unending
pristine beach, and unparalleled 4-star standard accommodation. The hotel has
been built in seven hectars of pleasant tropical garden and it is composed of
61 junior suite cottages and 31 rooms, all of which are built under "makuti"
thatch, furnished with traditional Zanzibar furniture and each one comprising:
bedroom, veranda, dressing room or wardrobe, bathroom in Carrara marble, ceiling
fan, independent air conditioning, intercom telephone. The structure is completed
by a luxury reception, restaurant, cocktail bar, game room, discotheque, swimming
pool, two illuminated tennis courts and a diving centre. Activities include tennis,
diving, wind surfing, boat excursions, snorkelling, deep sea fishing, canoing,
cycling, table tennis, volleyball.Choice between standard rooms and cottages. | | 
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| | | | Blue
bay | | | The Bluebay Beach
Resort is situated on one of the finest wide, white, sandy beach on the island
of Zanzibar. Located on the East Coast in an area known as Kiwengwa, the hotel
features 88 well decorated and spacious rooms. A comfortable breezy lounge leads
to the restaurant, both with views of the pool and the sea beyond. Recreational
facilities include a swimming pool, flood lit tennis court, fitness center and
diving center with watersports including windsurfing and sailing. With more then
1000 exotic palms, the sparkling white beach and the azure sea with its coral
reef offering particularly warm and safe swimming, the Blue Bay is certainly one
of the finest hotels on the island of Zanzibar. | | | | Breezes
Beach Club | | | | Located
on the beautiful pristine untouched east coast beach, stretching as far as the
eye can see. With great attention to detail, unique charm, personalised service
and warm hospitality, Breeezes offers relaxed elegance in a room with a view.
Rooms are spacious, air-conditioned with ensuite bathroom, all tastefully furnished
in authentic Zanzibari style. | |  | | You
can enjoy a great variety of recreational facilities including a fitness and aerobics
centre, swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, and a fully equipped diving
center. The restaurant serves exceptional cuisine featuring local spices, tropical
fruits and delicacies from the Indian Ocean. Choice between standard, deluxe and
superior-deluxe rooms. |
| | | | Protea
zanzibar Beach Resort | | | All
58 rooms are air-conditioned and include a ceiling fan, mini bar, hairdryer, coffee/tea
making facilities and mosquito nets. The hotel features a lounge, beach bar, pool
table, table tennis, darts, children's playground, and a mini 9 hold golf course.
An on-site water sports center arranges snorkelling and diving excursions. | | | | | Sultans
Palace | | | The 15 flower-named
and "Nautilus" shell shaped cottages are 150 square meters each. They
are furnished with local antique furniture including the carved omanite doors
and the double beds with hand-painted tiles decorating their wooden head piece.
All the cottages have air-conditioners, a ceiling-fan, a fridge, a safe, a phone,
a hair-drier and a wonderful verandah view of the Ocean furnished with two sun
beds and a table where to enjoy morning breakfast. The five Imperial Suites and
the four smallest Ocean Suites overlook a wonderful view of the Indian Ocean,
each one having a private garden. The five Garden Suites have pleasant view on
the garden. | | | | Zanzibar
Safari Resort | | | Close
to the Uroa Bay village, this intimate hotel consists of 16 sea facing chalets
with 32 self-contained, air conditioned and fully serviced rooms including amenities
such as hot and cold showers, hair dryers, telephones in every room and private
terraces amongst lush garden surroundings. Choice between Standard and Deluxe
rooms. | | | | The
Palms | | | Situated along
the pristine white beach of the east coast, The Palms is the ultimate get-away
retreat providing a stunning recluse for the discerning traveler. This collection
of 6 beautifully designed villas offers all the luxurious comforts and amenities
of a 5 star resort in a most intimate setting. Each villa is over 140 square meters
with a bedroom, living room, full ensuite bathroom, walk in closet, extra room
with its own ensuite bathroom, large furnished terrace with a view of the Indian
ocean, and personal Jacuzzi. |
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| | | Mnemba
Island | | | To minimize
damage to the environment, Mnemba Club was built utilizing mainly natural materials
sourced in Zanzibar, and a solar-power unit was installed to provide electricity. The
island is a favourite breeding area for sea-turtles, who return every season to
lay their eggs. The lagoon surrounding the island is a gazetted marine reserve
which protects the marine life. Mnemba Club was developed to provide an
exclusive tourist resort offering high standards of comfort to guests, whilst
observing environmentally friendly principles in its construction and operations. BAREFOOT
PARADISE: The hour-long drive from Stone Town across the main Unjuga
island, through the rush of colours of the spice plantations, will bring you to
the shore of the Zanzibari Archipelago. After twenty minute boat crossing you'll
be welcomed on Mnemba, an entirely private island where your cares are cast of
with your shoes, never to be worn in this barefoot paradise. Selected by
Conde Naste as one of the three most romantic ocean destinations in the world,
the island shelters just ten "banda" cottages, hand-woven from traditional
Zanzibarian palm-matting. Hidden in the dappled shade of Mnemba's tropical beach
forest, each banda is completely secluded within its green habitat, spilling onto
the soft coral sand beach. Each room, with ensuite bathroom and private verandah,
is bathed in the romance of castaway tales, with nothing but woven palm-fronds
underfoot and cooled by murmuring sea breezes and gossamer draperies of oyster-white
cottons. Pure unfetterd bliss is the allure of Mnemba, where dawn is greeted
by the bubbling staccato song of doves and the distant smell of coconut bread
baking in the woodstove. With staff and guests as the only human inhabitants
on the island, Mnemba offers a privacy and exclusivity unparalleled on the African
coastline | | |
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