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Beyt al Chai is, naturally, located in the famous Kelele Square at the heart of Zanzibar's renowned Stone Town.

The 5 bedrooms and suites are divided in three categories:

SULTAN Rooms: These are the three largest rooms at the Beyt al Chai, at approximately 40 sq. metres each. They have private bathrooms and captivating views of Zanzibar.

The three rooms are: Beyt Al Chai Beyt Al Ajaib Beyt Al Sahel PRINCE Rooms: These two rooms are the second largest in the house, averaging about 25 Sq Metres each. They each have a private bathroom and dressing room.

The rooms are: Beyt Al Hukum Beyt Al Ras In-room Amenities Tea/Coffee making Facilities Hair dryer Ceiling Fan Air conditioner A writing bureau En suite shower A wardrobe Sitting area with a comfortable couch 1 four poster antique bed

Short Overview

As Beyt al Chai rooms is authentic old Zanzibari as the great house itself. Classical Africa with a touch of ancient Arabian mystique merge in this exquisite, exclusive 5-room boutique hotel within a traditional Zanzibar house, built on 3 floors on what was once a nobility tea house. Beyt al Chai is, naturally, located in the famous Kelele Square at the heart of Zanzibar's renowned Stone Town.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Honeymoon
Pool
Spa

Type of accommodation

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