Hotels in Arusha

"I'm a Japanese woman traveling with a friend to Arusha and stayed here for two days. Arusha was very safe, and the people were very kind. The owner of Raha Leo Inn was very kind from check-in to check-out. We stayed for two days, and he checked if we needed breakfast in the morning and prepared it right away. We were also planning to travel to Dar es Salaam after our stay, but we hadn't yet booked our express bus, so he recommended an express bus company the day before we left. This was very helpful, as we weren't sure what to do. Our room was a single-story building on the first floor and was just the right size for two people. Amenities included toilet paper and hand soap. There were no bugs, and the bed and interior were clean and comfortable. Wi-Fi was available. The hotel's exterior and lobby were very stylish, which I really appreciated. Thank you for your hospitality."

"We arrived in Arusha at the same time as the President! So, trafic was chaotic. Entry is down a rough gravel road, but once the security gate slides back: welcome to paradise. A stunning large home set in a beautifully maintained garden. Idyllic!! Walter is a fantastic and obliging host. Food was great; room was clean and well serviced. Cannot fault the stay and will return."

"Nice to overlook some greenery but it is in a central location so expect some road noise / motorbikes and noise from a nearby bar until around 4am on a Saturday (maybe even Friday - it was quiet on Sunday). Near the Arusha museum. Close to a few restaurants. Room was big and had a safe. Bring your own toothbrush."

"Overall, it is ok, worthy of this price (the local area is generally more expensive). Arusha is a safari transfer station. There are many travel agencies and hotels on the road. Everyone is cautious."

"The hotel I booked for a business trip, the service attitude was very good, they changed other rooms for me if the room was not suitable, the breakfast variety was ok, the environment was very comfortable, I will choose this hotel again next time I go on a business trip."

"The front desk upgraded the suite, but the location is far away and there is no elevator, so you need to climb stairs. The hotel is in a garden style, and the breakfast is just okay. The location is in the city center. But the hotel is a bit old"

"The rooms are all detached log cabins with a small terrace. The facilities are relatively old. The service is ok. Do n’t ask for too much in this African country. The breakfast is not bad. The hotel is not very big overall"

"My friend and me stayed here for four nights after our safari ended in Arusha. Our room is spacious with many amenities available such as table/chairs and a TV. There are also three power sockets, which is always appreciated. There were no wardrobe and fridge but some hooks were available for hanging clothes. Hot water is available in the bathroom although the water pressure could be stronger. Our shower area tends to flood due to bad drainage, and I even dropped my clothes into the water once. The room is clean but a little dim at night. Windows have anti-bug screens and curtains, which are essential to block the sun’s intensity in the morning. Wifi works like a charm. The front reception counter is usually empty as the hotel staff tends to congregate in the kitchen instead. They were quite helpful and lent me a laptop to do some file transfers between my various devices when asked. The daily breakfast provided tasted average. The location is a little far from town and we needed to engage a driver from Bolt app for most day activities. There are no grocery stores nearby but it’s possible to buy some mineral water from the kitchen staff. This hotel is near to a mosque so it’s periodically noisy in the morning and evening. It is also near to the main road so we will hear loud traffic every now and then. That said, I was able to sleep relatively well every night. The rate here is pretty cheap for a twin room so I felt this stay was quite value for money."