Abusso Inn

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Abuso Inn is a family establishment founded in 2005. The hotel has 20 spacious and comfortable rooms available for single, double or triple occupancy. Two rooms are especially designed to accommodate families.

Abuso Inn is ideal for a medium budget traveller, travelling solo, with family or friends, who want a friendly environment to unwind. Located in Shangani Zanzibar it is within walking distance from most major tourist attractions in Zanzibar Town. Abuso Inns location guarantees the traveller maximum freedom- a choice of fine restaurants; traditional music at the Ng'ome Kongwe Amphitheatre; gardens with childrens play grounds; local excursions; and historical sites.

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Abuso Inn is a family establishment founded in 2005. The hotel has 20 spacious & comfortable rooms available for single, double or triple occupancy. Two rooms are especially.

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