Serena Inn

Zanzibar Stone Town, Tanzania

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© Paul Joynson Hicks / Nomad Tanzania Where the wild things are - Riverine woodland along the banks of the Rufiji River
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© Nomad Tanzania / Paul Joynson Hicks The clarity of the water in Lake Tanganyika, at the foot of the mountains, is hard to believe
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reliable Stone Town hotel with few surprises

Guide Price: From: $150 To: $250

In our opinion if you compare the boutique hotels and the Serena Inn, is that the Serena Inn is the safest bet for Stone Town Zanzibar.   We were pleasantly surprised by the Serena, the conversion from two old merchants houses has been done beautifully.

It is the only hotel that is right on the sea wall and has a pool. There is only so much time that you want to wander around the streets of Stone Town and after that retreating to a hotel with a pool, outside sitting areas and a wonderful sea view is infinitely preferable to returning to a dark hotel whose only outside space is at the top of the building entailing quite a haul up and down steep stairs.

Accommodation:

51 rooms but not all with sea views

Guide Price:

From: 150 To: 250

Experience:

reliable Stone Town hotel with few surprises

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About Zanzibar Stone Town and Tanzania

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Zanzibar Stone Town

Stone Town is a town like no other. We could talk here in many cliches: of the town's dark and mysterious atmosphere born of a turbulent history, of sultans' intrigues and explorers' dreams, of historic buildings, of spice and slave traders, but a few hours in Zanzibar's Stone Town are enough to realise that - while this is all true - it's not the whole picture. Read more?

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The clarity of the water in Lake Tanganyika, at the foot of the mountains, is hard to believe
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Tanzania

Tanzania safaris rival a safari any other country in Africa in terms of sheer wilderness, formidable landscapes and volume of wildlife.  At Natural High, we have travelled all over the country, worked in some of its best Tanzania safari camps and lodges and flown all over as bush pilots so we feel qualified to venture such opinions. Read more?

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