Best hotels in Tanzania

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Kilimanjaro Coffee Lodge

Kilimanjaro

The eco-friendly Kilimanjaro Coffee Lodge is located on an organic coffee estate on the upper slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. Comprising 6 double bedrooms that radiate out into the coffee fields, Kilimanjaro Coffee Lodge offers guests a truly unique and unforgettable experience in an ecosystem rich of nature and biodiversity. The main house features an open space area where guests are served tasteful dishes at the restaurant while enjoying an impressive view of Mount Kilimanjaro. A cozy lounge and various relaxation spots make this place a perfect haven for relaxation. With an enclosed, intimate nature swimming pool, a relaxing spa area and acres of lush coffee plantation, Kilimanjaro Coffee Lodge encourages exploration and discovery at every turn.

Parkview Inn

Kilimanjaro

From $40 per person/night

Situated on the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Parkview Inn offers unmatched levels of quality and comfort. With a prime location in central Moshi, there is no better place to prepare yourself to climb Kilimanjaro, relax after a rugged safari or assemble for a conference. Whether you’re in town for business or pleasure, we assure you a pleasant stay with us. The spectacular view of Kilimanjaro is delightfully complemented by our poolside patio and professional service. The rooms are spacious and modern, consisting of personal touches to ensure comfort away from home.

Mount Meru Hotel

Arusha

From $170 per person/night

Located in Arusha, an oasis of tranquility on Tanzania's gateway to major tour tourist destinations regardless of the season, the hotel comprises of 178 well-appointed guest rooms and suites, 2 restaurants, 2 bars, 24-hour In-Room Dining service, an outdoor swimming pool and a well-equipped gymnasium. Mount Meru Hotel provides the perfect venue for meetings and events with more than 1500 sqm of meeting and banquet space, perfect for seminars, large conferences, cocktail events and corporate dinners, an ideal mix of categories to meet the needs of corporate and MICE visitors to the country.

Koroi Forest Camp

Arusha

8 Rooms

From $580 per person/night

Koroi Forest Camp is nestled in Arusha National Park, a quilt of natural habitats puzzled together between the towering peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro and Meru, playing host to a unique blend of biodiversity and wildlife. This dramatic landscape is shaped by the ash cone and cliff faces of Mount Meru that frames the park’s volcanic crater lakes and calderas.

Mount Meru Climb

Arusha

From $310 per person/night

Mount Meru is located in the heart of Arusha National Park, an area home to giraffe, buffalo, antelope and an array of birdlife. As the seventh highest mountain in Africa (third in Tanzania), expect a moderate to tough climb with technically difficult sections. Starting in the lowlands of Arusha National Park, the scenery changes from verdant forest and lush savannah to desolate rocky slopes, when approaching the summit. Your nights will spent in designated climbing cabins also know as a 'bunk houses.' These have a simple but comfortable setup, providing solace from the elements during the colder nights.

Gran Melia Arusha

Arusha

From $260 per person/night

A coffee plantation hotel with Mount Meru on the doorstep and the Serengeti within reach.

Eighteen acres of coffee and tea plantation in the heart of Arusha — not the setting you'd typically expect from a city hotel, and that's precisely the point. The property rises up from its own working organic farm, with Mount Meru commanding the horizon and a water stream threading through the gardens below. It's a genuine gateway hotel, sitting midway between the Serengeti and Kilimanjaro National Parks, but it earns its keep long before you board a safari vehicle. The infinity pool set against Mount Meru, the rooftop restaurant supplied in part by the farm below, the spa, the glass-blowing workshop, the staff who regularly get singled out in reviews as among the best in East Africa — there's enough here to justify arriving a day early. Which you probably will.