Diamond Star of The East

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accommodation

The villas are named after eleven of the most precious gems in the world to match the modern and contemporary African style architecture. Each villa comes with it’s own plunge pool, a tastefully furnished terrace, a covered Makuti patio and a large tropical garden to enjoy exclusive privacy and the supreme view over the Indian Ocean and the famous Zanzibar sunset.

- 7 one-bedroom villas
- 2 one-bedroom villas with additional in-room Jacuzzi - 2 two-bedroom villas with in-room Jacuzzi

guest room facilities

- King size bed
- Individually controlled air-conditioning - Flat screen satellite TV

- DVD players, Nintento Wii upon request
- Laptop and business desk pad with exclusive stationary
- Wireless internet connection
- Large in room safe box
- Private bar
- Deluxe coffee and tea making facilities
- Walk-in closet
- Spacious bathroom with indoor and outdoor walk-in shower, two hand basin, face mirror, hair dryer private WC and bidet
- Indoor Jacuzzi as per reservation
- Exclusive choice of amenities

butler service

- 24 hour service
- Packing and unpacking your luggage
- Luggage handling
- Jacuzzi bath preparation with preferred oil essence
- Transportation to the beach with golf car
- Shoe polishing
- Laundry & Valet
- In room dinning , cocktails and meals on private terrace - Sunset cocktail with canapés at private terrace
- Concierge Service
- All major credit cards accepted

Short Overview

Located at Nungwi on the North - Western tip of Zanzibar, 50 km distance from the Zanzibar International Airport and 55 minutes drive from Stonetown the islands oldest settlement .

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling
Spa
Sports

Type of accommodation

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