Hotels in der Nähe von The Zanzibar Curio shop, Stone Town

Utterly enchanting- from our 5am arrival until our departure 3 days later we were looked after so incredibly well. The hotel organised our airport pickup and opened up with a gentle tap (you may need help to find it as it’s in the narrow streets of old Stonetown). The front of house was superb and Peter took care of us. The hotel has so much atmosphere, full of antiques and lush vegetation. Breakfast is in the roof balcony. Excursions can be organised. I had read a few unpleasant reviews but I can’t think why, cleanliness was first class and the hospitality was outstanding. I hope you are lucky enough to find a room - we stayed 3 nights it was so well located.

Sehr schönes Hotel. Bequem zu allen wunderschönen Sehenswürdigkeiten in Stone Town gelegen. Wenn es Probleme gibt, wird der Front Desk Manager ihr Bestes tun, um die Situation zu korrigieren. Meine einzige Frage unfestgestellt war das Essen oder vielleicht war es das Wasser, das sie für die Zimmer füllen. Ich empfehle, nur mit Wasser zu versorgen und zu trinken. Essen Sie nichts unkochenes (Salatsaft mit Eis usw.) Und Sie verbringen nicht die meisten Ihrer Zeit in den Badezimmern.

Wer eine zentrale Lage wünscht, in der alles fußläufig erreichbar ist, auf guten, freundlichen Service wert legt, wer ein gutes Frühstück mit großer Auswahl mag, einen tollen Blick auf das alte Fort mag und noch schnell beim Foodmarked sein will ist hier absolut richtig. Vielen Dank für den angenehmen Aufenthalt

Das Hotel liegt im Zentrum der Altstadt, ganz in der Nähe von Shark's Point und dem Alten Schloss und auch ganz in der Nähe des Meeres. Wie auch immer, diese Lage ist sehr gut für einen Besuch der Altstadt. Beachten Sie, dass das Hotel ein B&B ist und über keine 24-Stunden-Rezeption verfügt. Es wird empfohlen, vor dem Check-in eine Vereinbarung mit dem Hotel oder dem Ctrip-Kundendienst zu treffen, um zu vermeiden, dass Sie nicht einchecken können.

Nice and cozy hotel in the centre of Stonetown. Short way to the beach and night market. Room and bathroom clean, and free and good bath amenities. Strong and free internet, very tasteful breakfast, friendly and service minded staff. Only negative thing is lack of view from the room.

The hostel itself is great, the beds are comfy, there is aircon, breakfast is available at the second location nearby for 15.000 tsh, the showers are warm and clean, they also provide drinking water. However, there wasn’t many people staying there at all, this meant that it was kind of hard to connect with other solo travellers. It wasn’t vert much social at all. So if you’re looking for a social experience I don’t recommend staying here. The location however is great it’s in the middle of Stone Town meaning it is really easy to get anywhere in the area by foot, so for that purpose it is great! The staff was also super nice!

We loved our stay at the Spice Palace Hotel. It was a great location, which made it really easy to wander the streets of Stone Town. The rooms were comfortable, and it had AC which was much needed! The hotel has a lot of cool interior aspects and decor items. The pool was clean and nice to take a dip in! The rooftop restaurant had great staff and yummy drinks! The food was good for a quick bite. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to stay somewhere well priced & centrally located!

The only good thing about this hotel is the location. After several wonderful hotels, this hotel is the opposite of a crowning glory at the end of our trip. In short: a disaster, rip-off and not recommended. Throughout Zanzibar, people are incredibly friendly, but not at this hotel. When we checked in, we had to sign that the hotel disclaims any liability whatsoever. When we opened the room, the first thing we had in our hands was the door trap. The room is run down, old and not clean. The safe did not work, nor did the kettle. The coffee sticks were old and one lump and not usable. So we went to the restaurant to quench our thirst first. As soon as we sat down, a few millimeters next to us a coconut fell from the tree and almost hit us. There are no warning signs, only a bunch of broken umbrellas, which protect you from the falling coconuts. No one apologized. When we wanted to pay for our drinks, they wouldn't accept credit cards and insisted on cash, which we didn't have, with a lot of effort we were then able to get the drinks booked to the room. The breakfast is a disaster. The coffee a watery, tasteless broth. Filter coffee. How can that be Italian??? So we ordered an espresso at the bar, which we had to pay for separately. When you enter the restaurant, the staff hides behind the bar watching TV and hoping not to have to get up. At the hotel you can book tours and since we wanted to escape we considered booking one. You can pay for the tours with a card as well. The salesman suggested we go with us to an ATM and quoted the price. It seemed outrageously high and since we have been on the island for a while, we knew this was an attempt to rip us off. If you book the tours over the internet, e.g. getyourguide, you pay a fraction of what the hotel wanted.... We did not dare to leave our things in the hotel and dragged all valuables and passport and documents with us, as I said, the hotel assumes no liability and does not guarantee security Das einzig gute an dieser Absteige, ist die Lage. Nach verschiedenen wunderbaren Hotels ist dieses Hotel am Ende unserer Reise das Gegenteil eines krönenden Abschlusses. Kurz: eine Katastrophe, abzocke und nicht zu empfehlen. Auf ganz Sansibar sind die Menschen unglaublich freundlich, nicht aber in diesem Hotel. Beim einchecken mussten wir unterschreiben, dass das Hotel jede Haftung, egal für was, ablehnt. Beim öffnen des Zimmers hatten wir als erstes die Türfalle in der Hand. Das Zimmer ist heruntergewirtschaftet, alt und nicht sauber. Der Safe funktioniert nicht, ebensowenig de Wasserkocher. Die Kaffesticks waren alt und ein einziger Klumpen und nicht mehr brauchbar. So gingen wir ins Restaurant und wollten erst einmal unseren Durst löschen. Kaum sassen wir, fiel wenige Millimeter neben uns eine Kokosnuss vom Baum und hat uns fast erschlagen. Es gibt keine Warnschilder, nur einen Haufen kaputter Sonnenschirme, welche einem vor den herunterfallenden Kokosnüssen schützt. Niemand entschuldigte sic