Hotels with Swimming Pool in Tanzania

"Beautiful hotel and wonderful hospitality. We will come back to a Riu hotel for sure on our next vacation. Possibly Caribbean! Thank you Riu Palace Zanzibar team. "

"Great service!"

"Had ana amazing time at the Lux. Staff was so welcoming. Will definitely recommend to other travelers."

"Sabitha!!!, zombie jnr, restaurant manager, front desk staff! We were delighted , nothing was a problem! Thank you RIU"

"Really good stay at the hotel. Really clean hotel with good bars and restaurants and facilities, but mainly due to the great staff that work at the hotel, from reception to, service staff and especially the bar and restaurant staff who were brilliant."

"We stayed here for 5 days and it was so relaxing! The resort is beautifully done with all the amenities: pool, spa, shops, restaurants, entertainment and private beach area with deck chairs for hotel guests. The food was great - We had breakfast included and ate a few time at their Fisherman's Grill restaurant. We saw they also offer half-board or all inclusive with a variety of food choices, if you prefer this option. The room was lovely and spacious - we booked a seaview room and it was directly on the beach. Had all the amenities, good air conditioning, shower and comfortable bed. The staff are excellent and so friendly. Always available to help and made our stay perfect! Would happily stay here again!"

"Everything"

"Loved the resort. We stayed in the Beach Junior Suite which was very close to the beach. The room is large and quite with a great bed and shower. The resorts grounds are well kept. The dining area is right on the water with fantastic views and accommodating staff. The food can be better, but that was our experience in all of Tanzania so can't fault this resort for it. "

"Lovely beach. Didnt like the massi tribe on beach. Felt intimidating. Loved silent cinema, reef walk, app to book everything, dinner on the beach, round pool. Loved sax on the beach but waised as no one thete to hear. Should be round the bar as people come diwn to dinner"