Arabian Nights

Details

Details of Arabian Nights

Arabian nights offers various styles of accommodation:

  • Arabian Nights Hotel
  • Arabian Nights Villas and Apartments
  • Arabian Nights Suites
  • Arabian Nights Guest House

ROOMS:

ARABIAN NIGHTS HOTEL:

The hotel has the most convenient spot among the other neighbouring hotels in the area. Our guest have easy access to the outdoor entertainment services, tour guides and a souvenir shop stocked with memories of Zanzibar.

Ocean Front View Rooms:

The ocean front rooms have a master suite and can accommodate 1-2 people. A telephone, a color TV for entertainment and a exclusive bathroom with shower and a tub. Cozy-up and relax in a comfortable recliner by the balcony and feel the clean fresh breeze of the Indian Ocean as you read a good book or just relax lying around.

Back Garden / Pool View

The rooms are located towards the back of the hotel and offer views to a beautiful landscape garden and swimming pool. It has the same accessories and furnished equivalently as the Ocean front rooms.

Guest House

For those looking for a more economic option, the Arabian Nights Guest House is situated just behind the Hotel and only 40 meters from the beach. The pool area, with its shady balconies and deep couches, is a great place to relax, read or just hang out.

FACILITIES: exclusive Makuti Lounge and enjoy reading magazines, novels while surfing the internet through our wireless internet connection (wi-fi) which is available at no cost to hotel guests

  • swimming pool
  • 2 jacuzzis
  • souvenir shop
  • bars and restaurants

Short Overview

Arabian Nights is Located in the south east coast of Zanzibar, in a beautiful village called Paje. A 40mins drive from the airport and Stone town, away from the hustle and bustle.

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • InternetInternet
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • PoolPool
  • Scuba divingScuba diving
  • SnorkelingSnorkeling
  • SportsSports

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