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Keys Hotels Limited – Uru Road is a modern tourist hotel situated along Uru Road. The hotel is located in an area where you can easily see the snow of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Facilities Uru Road
- 20-en-suite rooms with min-bar, air conditioning, satellite television
- 15-en-suite African cottages with air conditioning, satellite television, for single, double and triple occupancy
- 30-economy rooms with basic facilities
- Camp sites for responsible expeditions (school expeditions and other volunteers)
- Camp sites for private people
- Bar with full and room service beverage menus which includes all basic international types of wines, local beers and wines, and soft drinks
- Restaurants with A la Carte menu service, table d’hôte menu service, occasional barbecues and buffet breakfast
- Swimming pools with pool bar
- A wide car packing area
Keys Hotels Limited – Mbokomu Road is a new and modern tourist hotel situated along Mbokomu Road, near KDC area.
Facilities Mbokomu Hotel
- 20-en-suite rooms with min-bar, air conditioning, satellite television
- 15-en-suite African cottages with air conditioning, satellite television, for single, double and triple occupancy
- 30-economy rooms with basic facilities
- Camp sites for responsible expeditions (school expeditions and other volunteers)
- Camp sites for private people
- Bar with full and room service beverage menus which includes all basic international types of wines, local beers and wines, and soft drinks
- Restaurants with A la Carte menu service, table d’hôte menu service, occasional barbecues and buffet breakfast
- Swimming pools with pool bar
- A wide car packing area
Short Overview
Keys Hotels are the best option in Moshi. They have two properties in Moshi:Keys Hotels Limited – Mbokomu Road and Keys Hotels Limited – Uru Road.
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