236 Hurumzi (formely Emerson and
Green):
236 Hurumzi
If you’re an incurable romantic and
fancy being swept up in the drama and mysticism of an Arabian Nights fantasy,
236 Hurumzi is the place. This beautifully restored guesthouse in the heart of
Stone Town was once the home of the richest men in the Swahili Empire. It’s now
a place to dream of a long-gone era and bask in the opulence it inspired.
Imagine waking to the fragrance of jasmine in a bedroom featuring Zanzibari
antiques, hand-painted glass lamps and windows, oriental rugs, chandeliers and
billowing mosquito nets draped over four-poster beds. Waft over to your balcony
to see the early morning sun light up the rooftops of Stone Town as the muezzin
calls from the mosque’s minaret.
Chavda Hotel
Comfortable and
centrally located in Stone Town, this renovated merchant’s house is a good
option for budget travellers. The Chavda is a family-run hotel and is always
well maintained and tidy.
It has an attractive entrance with oriental
lamps and beautiful wood carved doors. The hotel has 16 well-appointed rooms
spread over three floors. There’s a new bar situated on the rooftop where you
can soak up ocean views over the tin rooftops of Stone Town while you enjoy
sundowners. Breakfast is served in the restaurant a floor down.
Chavda
overlooks the Roman Catholic Church. It's easy to find in the labyrinth of
Stone Town streets and is well lit at night.
Dhow
Palace Hotel.
The Dhow Palace, with its Arabian archways,
authentic Zanzibari antiques and ornate ornaments, was originally an Omani
mansion dating back to the 1870s. It is certainly one of the best hotels in
Stone Town. The rooms are spacious, luxuriously appointed and the service is
impressively friendly.
A beautiful hand-carved door studded with brass
knobs welcomes you into the modest reception area. A central courtyard with a
water fountain, makuti-thatch chairs and palm fronds provides a deliciously cool
haven in the heat of the day. The atmosphere inside this hotel is tranquil and
relaxed which is a welcome relief from the hustle and bustle of the Stone Town
streets.
The Tembo House Hotel:
Location
The
Tembo House Hotel is situated in the heart of Stone Town of Zanzibar at the
picturesque seafront, It is magnificent building. Which has functioned in many
ways over the past years?
(As American Consulate in 1834) in 1884 it
become the premises of Cowasjee Dinshaw and Partners which was the famous
Trading Companies in the western Indian Ocean in those years. That name is
tilled seen on the of the main entrance of the hotel.
The Tembo has many
Intresting historical neighbours just next door is the former British Consulate
where Dr. Livingstone's body was brought in 1874 during the epic journey from
deapest Africa back to England. In 1930 Mahatma Gandhi left South Africa 1930
and came to Zanzibar and stay in this Building with Cowajee Dinshaw Brother for
few weeks.
As it could be seen, it is only a half
kilometer from the harbor and is 10 to 15 minutes driving from the Airport.
The hotel has long beach on the front where many like to make use of it for
swimming or Sunbathing. The Clean refreshing water of the swimming pool will
cool you up after along sunny day,
Other services include laundry Services, Internet cafe and the Bahari
Restaurant which offers excellent Local as well international cuisine.
With its first class location, service and facilities, The Tembo House Hotel
will provide every thing you need to make your stay in Zanzibar a holiday that
you will never forget.
(37 Rooms)
The Tembo House Hotel has on array
of antique furniture and ornaments
from all over the World. Sleeping on an
unique Swahili beds and enjoy the wood carved furniture which rarely seen in
many countries.
This makes most of our clients having a wish of staying longer
or arrange
the next visit back Zanzibar.
Most of our rooms have
balconies over looking the beach or the swimming pool courtyard. Each bedroom is
self contained, air conditioned, equipped with a fridge, telephone and
satellite/Cable television.
The Zanzibar Serena Inn
Idyllically situated on the sea front of ancient Stone Town, washed by the
aquamarine waters of the Zanzibar channel, redolent of the scent of cloves and
flanked by an exotic melange of sultan’s palaces, Portuguese forts, ancient dhow
harbours, dark slave markets, and bright bazaars, the Zanzibar Serena Inn is a
haven of tranquillity and opulence amongst the bustle of Zanzibar. Faithfully
restored and lavishly embellished with a jackdaw collection of antique clocks,
crystal chandeliers, fretwork screens, carved staircases, Persian rugs and
brass-studded doors, the interior design concept is a fusion of authenticity and
opulence that reflects the very essence of Zanzibar.
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