Dar es salaam Hotels with Balcony

This hotel truly lives up to the phrase ”home away from home.” The manager's attentiveness to guests is incredibly touching: they arranged a meal for me even after the kitchen closed, provided medicine when I caught a cold, and offered bottled water every time I headed out. It's a fantastic Chinese hotel, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in this city.

A good hotel for its price range with a beautiful view of Dar es Salaam port. The room was clean, exactly as pictured and described. A well-deserved 4-star rating. We needed a room for an overnight stay before our safari and booked a room with breakfast. The breakfast wasn't varied, but it was enough to fill you up. Upon returning from the safari, we requested an extension with late check-out for an additional fee. The staff were friendly. City attractions are within walking distance. Taxis are easy to find near the hotel. Overall, we are satisfied.

Our room was very clean though a bit sterile. The restaurant was a very nice buffet for Valentine’s Day, which caught us by surprise. The only disappointment was the pool and athletic facility was in a separate facility that required walking through a parking garage.

Great place. Really enjoyed my stay and the staff members made my stay very worthwhile. Without taking names, All staff members are very professional, starting from Managers, receptionist, restaurant staff and cleaners. Everyone was performing at their peak. I definitely recommend this hotel to everyone coming to Daresalaam. The price is reasonable and compensates for the distance to major shopping centres and other activities.

Very nice hotel. It turned out to be bigger than it looked on the pictures. The territory is green and romantic. The staff is amazing. Rooms are clean and comfortable, there air conditioning, fan and clean water. But the greatest thing - it's right at the ocean. Highly recommended.

The Rooms were spacious and clean. Beds were comfy. Service was good. The TVs don’t have much to watch, just 7 channels and not smart.

Hotellet er meget slidt og trænger til renovering. A/C virkede ikke i vores værelse og der manglede pærer i lamper. Vi blev flyttet til et andet rum, men der var badekarret i stykker. Der var larm til kl 22 af musik

Relatively middle-priced hotel in dar, room is large with large bed and separate toilet and shower. Staff are nice. First day of arrival the air conditioner was not working and they immediately asked someone to fix. And the restaurant was good in my expectation, it closes at 11pm and I can still order food at 1030pm. The only improvement is that the WiFi is poor, almost no connection in my room.

I like the bustling location, so many shops around, banks, ATMs. Real local scene. The hotel and rooms are basic and very old school. If you like to watch TV then don't bother. There's no tv channels, only a box with YouTube and Netflix.

Fantastic location. Lovely hotel design. Lots of space. I've styed here a few times in last couple of years and always loved it. Usually there's some minor malfunction with a room, which is not unusual in most hotels globally but especially Tanzania. This time however, it was bad. There were 3 of us in two rooms. Toilets had not been cleaned in either room when moving in. One so bad, we had to move rooms. Broken light bulbs were not replaced for days, bathroom fittings were falling apart, My room Safe did not work and never got fixed after 5 days - not ”couldn't be fixed”, just did not even bother to try). Air Con in one room broke down. One minute they said they were just going to do it (this was 1/2 a day following reporting it), then said they had already done it and the other person was wrong, but actually it had still not been fixed. Eventually, it took 10 minutes to fix it. I hate to complain like this because I've always loved staying at this hotel. The staff have been great, as have the facilities and location. With better management, staff training, and budget for better maintenance, this hotel could again become one of the best in Dar Es Salaam. I am hopeful it will happen as I would like to stay again.