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About the rooms

16 rooms
Mosquito nets
Family rooms available
Secure safe inside the room
Each room has a torch (flashlight) and umbrella

About the lodge

Swimming pool
Wi-Fi available in common areas
Sundeck
Wooden walkways to connect common areas
Laundry Service available
Evening campfire

Short Overview

Located near the Sangaiwe Gate of Tarangire National Park, Tarangire Simba Lodge is situated in a wildlife-rich area with unhampered views to beautiful Lake Burunge, bordered by the park and a Wildlife Management Area. The setting is stunning; with a giant old Baobab tree anchoring one corner and a permeating feeling of real Africa. Classic tents under thatch with outdoor showers, wooden floors and glass doors & windows onto the private deck comprise accommodation. The common area is also tented with a separate bar/lounge and dining room. A large sundeck surrounds the swimming pool and there is an elevated platform for viewing wildlife or dining.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Internet
Outside national park
Pool

Type of accommodation

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