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Places which are most often combined with the Chumbe Island Lodge
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Beyt al Chai
|27%|
STOP PRESS Beyt al Chai will be closing its doors on 1st April 2013, when it is being taken over and refurbished by new owners. We await news of its reopening date.
The Beyt al Chai is a small boutique hotel ... Read more about Beyt al Chai
Lake Manze Adventure Camp
|24%|
Lake Manze Adventure Camp (sometimes referred to as Lake Manze Tented Camp, and often known simply as Lake Manze Camp) opened in 2007 as a sister camp to the existing and very good Selous Impala and Mdonya Old ... Read more about Lake Manze Camp
Selous Impala Camp
|24%| 
Selous Impala Camp is situated on a wooded stretch of the stunning Rufiji River within the Selous Game Reserve. Simply though stylishly designed, it offers varied safaris and combines well with its sister camp ... Read more about Impala Camp
Serena Inn
|20%| 
The Serena Inn in Stone Town is part of the internationally renowned Serena chain, which has hotels all over East Africa. The buildings which make up the Serena Inn were once used as the residence for a Chinese ... Read more about Serena Inn
Fumba Beach Lodge
|18%| 
Fumba Beach Lodge first opened its doors in 2005, and offers plenty of style, character and creativity - with bright colours and a real feeling of space throughout the lodge. It is the perfect place for those seeking ... Read more about Fumba Beach Lodge
Zanzibar Coffee House
|18%| 
The small Zanzibar Coffee House Hotel sits above a coffee shop down one of Stone Town's narrow streets. All their coffee comes from the owner's plantation in southern Tanzania. The beans are roasted on site at ... Read more about Zanzibar Coffee House
Unguja Lodge
|14%| 
Run by the ever-helpful couple, Ralph and Elies, Unguja Lodge is a small, relaxed and friendly lodge in a lovely spot overlooking the picturesque Menai Bay Conservation area.
The design of Unguja is modern ... Read more about Unguja Lodge
Southern Sun Dar
|14%| 
The Southern Sun is located in Dar es Salaam's town centre, making it very convenient for those who only have a short stay in the city. With an outdoor pool, restaurant, fitness centre and variety of other facilities, ... Read more about Southern Sun
Kholle House
|10%| 
After three years of restoration work, Kholle House opened its doors in February 2011 as one of Stone Town’s newer boutique hotels. It manages to retain a lot of character with very reasonable prices.
Kholle ... Read more about Kholle House
Mchanga Beach Lodge
|10%| 
The word Mchanga comes from the Swahili for “sand", and at Mchanga Beach Lodge there is certainly no shortage of sand! Mchanga Beach Lodge opened in July 2008, on the site of a very basic old beach lodge, but only ... Read more about Mchanga Beach Lodge
Pongwe Beach Hotel
|10%| 
Nestled between two outcrops of coral rock and on a secluded stretch of white-powdery beach, Pongwe Beach Hotel is a quiet, simple and great value little lodge. Its sheltered cove is dotted with palm trees, hammocks ... Read more about Pongwe Beach Hotel
Chole Mjini Lodge
|8%| 
Chole Mjini is one of the most original small lodges that we know in Tanzania. Jean and Anne de Villiers established and built Chole Mjini with a very clear ideology, which contributes hugely to its atmosphere... Read more about Chole Mjini Lodge
Pole Pole
|8%| 
Pole Pole is a lovely relaxed beach lodge, set amongst coconut palms and overlooking the calm and sheltered Chole Bay in the Mafia Island Marine Park. The phrase 'pole pole' means 'slowly slowly' in Swahili, and ... Read more about Pole Pole
Sand Rivers Camp
|8%| 
Sand Rivers has a wonderful position deep inside the Selous Game Reserve, where it overlooks a wide curve in the Rufiji River. It has a long-standing reputation as one of Tanzania's best camps, with luxurious accommodation, ... Read more about Sand Rivers Camp
Matemwe Lodge
|6%| 
Matemwe Lodge (formerly Matemwe Bungalows) has always been a long-standing favourite with our travellers - read the recent feedback for an unbiased review. It’s situated on the northern edge of Matemwe village, ... Read more about Matemwe Lodge
Zanzibar Palace Hotel
|6%| 
Opened in July 2006, the Zanzibar Palace has quickly gained a reputation as one of the best boutique hotels in Stone Town. The hotel has been renovated with a lot of care and thought, and the owners, Frans and ... Read more about Zanzibar Palace Hotel
Mwagusi Safari Camp
|6%| 
Set on the banks of the seasonal Mwagusi River, Mwagusi Camp is both smart and very comfortable, yet quite rustic in feel. It has been operating in Ruaha National Park for well over a decade. As a result, the game ... Read more about Mwagusi Safari Camp
Beho Beho
|6%| 
Beho Beho has a unique location in Selous Game Reserve – high on a hill in an area dotted with baobab trees. Indeed, the name Beho Beho means ‘breeze’; apt given its airy location. Its site was first used as early ... Read more about Beho Beho
Dhow Palace Hotel
|4%| 
The Dhow Palace Hotel in Stone Town is a beautiful old building full of Swahili character. Originally, the building belonged to a wealthy Arab from the Omani royal family. It then remained as a private house until ... Read more about Dhow Palace Hotel
Mbweni Ruins Hotel
|4%| 
Mbweni Ruins is a small hotel just outside Stone Town. It is perfect for those who want to be close to the museums, shops and restaurants of Stone Town, whilst remaining on the beach. It is only 15 minutes by car ... Read more about Mbweni Ruins Hotel
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