Dar es Salaam Hotels & Hostels (26)

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After being closed for many years, this former government hotel has recently reopened. It's set on the best stretch of beach - a large expanse of clean white sand, with no jetties to mar the view…

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A good place with straightforward standard and 'sea view' rooms clustered together in the central hotel area on a long, good stretch of beach just up from Kipepeo, plus nicer air-con 'executive' …

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The former government hotel, north of Silver Sands, has an attractive beachside setting, although the 1970s-style rooms are well past their prime. (The pillows were covered with mould in the one …

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This is a pleasant, popular and solid-value place, with modern rooms and the standard amenities, including TV, telephone and a business centre that's open until 22:00. It's on a quiet, leafy side…

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This tidy formerly German-run establishment has changed hands and is now part of the Eclipse Hotels group. The 34 rooms are comfortable and some are spacious, although most are on the inland side…

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Large, no-frills rooms with fans, and some with local TV. It's in a busy area off the southwestern end of Samora Ave near the clock tower, and about 10 minutes' walk from the Kisutu St bus stand.…

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This Dar es Salaam institution has been completely renovated - look for the bright-blue Art Deco architecture - with spartan but spacious and good-value rooms with TV, wi-fi and a restaurant.

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A busy, central location, rooms with TV, a good restaurant and a bar. Caters primarily to a local business clientele, and is often full.

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A 10-room business travellers' hotel on the water, with well-appointed rooms with wi-fi and O'Willie's pub downstairs. Airport pick-ups are included in the room prices.

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Comfortable, modern rooms around a small courtyard, with the better (brighter) ones on the upper level. There's a restaurant, business centre, wi-fi and efficient staff. It's 1km south of Selande…

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This upper-budget/lower-midrange place offers decent value, with clean rooms with TV, as well as a restaurant, local ambience and a bar. It's near the junction of Uhuru and Livingstone Sts.

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Sea Cliff has an excellent, breezy setting overlooking the ocean at the northern tip of Msasani Peninsula, although the standard rooms don't always live up to expectations. On the grounds are a s…

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This place is set on a quiet stretch of beach and has seen better days, but remains a respectable budget choice. The camping facilities have hot water (usually), and there are basic but adequate …

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In the centre of the Msasani Shopping area, with simple but pleasant double-bedded hotel-style rooms, including some with views over the water. For meals, you have all the Slipway restaurants at …

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Simple, quiet rooms with fan and mosquito nets, and a canteen for meals. A taxi ride from the city centre costs about around 3000.

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