Hotels Africa Tanzania Zanzibar

A 15-minute drive from the Zanzibar Airport and guest will find themselves in the so-called Stone Town, or the old town of Zanzibar City. There, amongst the bustling market, busy shops and restaurants, rises a refurbished Indian merchant house, which now receives guests in a combination of traditional hospitality and high-class amenities. The staff can arrange various trips on request, like the popular Spice Tours or visits to the Jozani Forest. The beautiful air-conditioned rooms offer much-needed relaxation after a day of sightseeing and excitement, but nothing beats the view from fantastic roof-top terrace, overlooking the Indian Ocean. The elegant restaurant located there serves fresh seafood and Mediterranean tapas. For a feeling of real luxury guests can enjoy a variety of wines, spirits and cocktails, while relaxing in the bubbling water of the hot tub and admiring the view.

Nestling in Stone Town a listed UNESCO World Heritage site, this hotel has been rescued from dereliction and decay, the building s exquisite architectural feature, marble floors, ancient walls and courtyard garden carefully restored to their former glory. The building is a story of arches, beautiful woodwork and exquisite gardens that take one back to an era gone by. The courtyard garden is a beautiful corner for quiet reading or for a leisurely cup of Zanzibar tea! The Palace Museum and the popular Forodhani Gardens, a stone throw away, are an added attraction. The visitor could also drive without difficulty to the East Coast fishing villages, a must do.

Nestling in Stone Town a listed UNESCO World Heritage site, this hotel has been rescued from dereliction and decay, the building's exquisite architectural feature, marble floors, ancient walls and courtyard garden carefully restored to their former glory. The building is a story of arches, beautiful woodwork and exquisite gardens that take one back to an era gone by. The courtyard garden is a beautiful corner for quiet reading or for a leisurely cup of Zanzibar tea! The Palace Museum and the popular Forodhani Gardens, a stone throw away, are an added attraction. The visitor could also drive without difficulty to the East Coast fishing villages, a must do.

Built on 32 hectares of pristine land once occupied by the Shirazi Princes, the resort is a dream fit for a Sultan. The resort is tucked away amidst palm tree forests overlooking a mile-long white sand beach its 66 villas distinguished by private pools, personal butlers and their sense of understated luxury. In order to explore the extensive gardens, bicycles or a buggy with driver are provided for the guests to roam the property. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are available at this property. The resort has a medium size lobby. This is a resort with 66 villas. They are stunning tribute not only to contemporary style, but also to the island?s African, Omani and European heritage. Other amenities/ services Internet via television, Satellite television, Radio, Earliest check-in at 14 00, Porterage 24 hour, Tennis