There is a wide range of accommodation options to suit all your tastes and budget while in Tanzania. Dar es Salaam, the largest city in Tanzania has an endless list of hotels in offer. For the finest restaurants, swimming pools, room service, fitness centres, parking and easy mobility to conduct business; you can sample out Golden Tulip, Protea Hotel Courtyard, Sleep Inn Hotel, Kunduchi Beach Hotel and Resort or Sheraton Dar es Salaam.

The Golden Tulip, strategically placed to overlook the ocean offers you spectacular views of the Indian Ocean – an indulgence by itself. On its part the Protea Hotel Courtyard provides excellent overnight accommodation to the luxury travellers prior to or after a Tanzania safari. Comfort, courteous service are the main emphasis here. Sleep Inn Hotel, contrary to its name is a bustling hotel offering some of the finest accommodation services in Dar es Salaam.

While touring Dar es Salaam on a low budget, Jambo Inn which is located in the city’s central business district is an excellent accommodation choice for you. The little facility offers visitor excellent accommodation at very discounted rates. As a fact, you will like this place whether you are a leisure or business traveler.

Beachcomber Hotel & Resort located directly at the Indian Ocean (Jangwani Beach), 35 minutes drive from the airport is also a fine choice. Built inch by inch through indigenous skills and supervised by a world-renowned interior decorator, this hotel offers the ultimate in comfort and hospitality while depicting the rich cultures and colors of African heritage. Beachcomber is ideal for beach lovers and those who prefer hustles away from traffic. It is situated near Kaya Guest House, a large white villa, built on secure private grounds.

Arusha, situated to the north of Dar es Salaam, is a good alternative for travellers who do not wish to stay in the bustling Dar es Salaam. Ujamaa Hostel, a volunteer based hostel in the small city offers good accommodation at very friendly prices. The hotel is preferred by tourists who want to help the less fortunate community members while interacting with local community.

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