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Details of Asmini Palace
Asmini Palace Hotel is very centrally located just behind the Sultan Palace. We are just three minutes walk from Forodhani Garden, the House of Wonders, and the Shia Conservatory.
Hotel Rooms
Enjoy all the luxury you have come to expect from a tropical 4-star hotel. With views of historic Stone Town, a stay at the Asmini Palace Hotel is like stepping back in time. With easy access to amenities, markets, beaches, and all that Zanzibar has to offer, our comfortable guest rooms are the perfect place to relax at the end of a busy day.
All Asmini Palace Hotel rooms include:
- Air Conditioning
- TV with Cable
- Telephone
- Fridge
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Hair dryer
- Wireless Internet Available in Public Areas
Short Overview
At the Asmini Palace Hotel in Stone Town Zanzibar you will enjoy all the amenities expected in a four star hotel, including a quick ride on the lift to our breathtaking sea view terrace.
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