Reviews of Zanzibar Palace Hotel

The Zanzibar Coffee House is a small quiet hotel tucked away in the back streets of Stone Town, with lovely, simple rooms.

Now trumped by the nearby Park Hyatt, the Serena Inn, in its historic building, was formerly Stone Town's only international-style hotel.

The Beyt al Salaam is a pleasant, boutique hotel with only six rooms and atmospheric and stylish Zanzibari décor.

The Dhow Palace is a very good-value, mid-range hotel, full of Swahili character, and the pool makes it appealing to families.

Emerson Spice is a beautiful small hotel in the heart of Stone Town with individually designed rooms adorned with gorgeous fabrics.

Kholle House offers an atmospheric Stone Town stay in a historic building, and is very good value for money.

Jafferji House is a converted old house that blends modern facilities with traditional style. The ten, unique rooms are show great attention to detail.

Swahili House is a traditionally styled boutique hotel furnished to a high standard with a convenient location in the centre of Stone Town.

The Tembo Hotel is a good-value, family-friendly hotel right on the seafront in Stone Town, with 36 rooms and a good-sized swimming pool.

Emerson on Hurumzi was Stone Town's first boutique hotel, featuring antique furniture, unique, stylish rooms and a superb rooftop restaurant.

Mbweni Ruins Hotel is very convenient if you want to stay on the beach, but very close to Stone Town, or visit Chumbe Island.

In the heart of Stone Town, Maru Maru combines contemporary style and creature comforts with a Zanzibari twist.

The Park Hyatt Zanzibar is a high-quality example of this group, with excellent facilities and service.

Kisiwa's central location in the heart of Stone Town's Shangani area makes it a great base to explore this fascinating town.

The Seyyida is a characterful old hotel near the seafront in Stone Town, with the rare bonus of a swimming pool.