Zanzibar Town hotel guide. Vintage Africa hotel in Zanzibar Town, Mjini Magharibi Region
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Top Zanzibar Town Hotel Reviews
Hotel Verde Zanzibar - Azam Luxury Resort and Spa - Dry Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Hotel staff were extremely very helpful and friendly. Always ready to help with anything. I would definitely love to come back to this property."
Dhow Palace Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Nice place"
Mizingani Seafront Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Loved this property and the staff. We had a situation with our rental car and they had a staff member walk to where we had parked the car and he actually drove our rental car back to the hotel and then called the guy we rented the car from and asked him to come by the hotel to pick up the car. I think that was above and beyond and we truly appreciated the extra time and help."
Park Hyatt Zanzibar
10/10 Excellent
"Very recommended! Amazing hotel! Great location. Extremely helpful staff!!!"
Spice Palace Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"I love staying in Stonetown and this was the perfect location. The staff was very nice and the accommodations were satisfactory. It is an older property, as are most accommodations in Stonetown but the room was clean, the bed was comfortable and it was a pleasant stay. "
Golden Tulip Zanzibar Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Everything was wonderful and healthy"
Princess Salme Inn
10/10 Excellent
"After staying at several other places in Stone Town, I found Princess Salme Inn to offer an excellent balance between price and value."
Tembo B&B Apartments
10/10 Excellent
"Very good hotel"
The Seyyida Hotel And Spa
8/10 Good
"The room was clean, and housekeeping came by every day to clean and replace the towels. For the first two mornings, there was no hot water early in the morning. After I reported it, they sent a housekeeping staff member to verify the issue before alerting maintenance. By the following morning, it had been fixed, and I finally got to enjoy a blissfully hot shower. My room was next to one of Stone Town’s many alleyways, so there was almost always activity and noise late into the night. As a light sleeper, I found this quite challenging. The rooftop restaurant has some of the best views in Stone Town. Just be prepared to share the space with lots of birds—they can be quite persistent while you’re trying to eat! Overall, I think Seyyida is a decent place to stay in Stone Town. That said, there are other hotels that don’t have these issues. The second hotel I stayed at (not Seyyida) was almost perfect, so you definitely have options. Even so, Seyyida isn’t a bad choice at all."