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Details of Zanzibar Palace Hotel
Hotel located right in the heart of Stone Town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
ROOMS:
All rooms have:
- Air conditioner,
- High-pressure (hot)water,
- Ceiling fan,
- Spring box mattresses,
- Mosquito nets,
- In- house telephone,
- Digital Safe,
- Cable network TV, DVD player,
- Bathrobes,
- Little things box and
- (on request) Hair Dryer.
They have fully air-conditioned lobby, reception, restaurant and bar areas.
Included in the room rates:
- Full breakfast from 08:00 until 10:00 which is an impressive breakfast, with a variety of fruits, fresh juices, cereals, cheeses and cold cuts, as well as lots of home-baked breads and cakes and not to forget real coffee. Further the traditional, pancakes, bacon & eggs, beans and sausages choice.
- Early morning tea and coffee in the room from 07:00
- Free town map and directions explained to shops, musea, cultural, etc
- 24 hour room service from the bar; (alcoholic) drinks and snacks
- Free WIFI and Laptop with wireless Internet connection
- DVD library
- Tourist information, Board games, Library and Reading corner
- Evening room turn-down
- Beach towels
- Standard reading glasses available
- Ironing service until 16:00
Short Overview
Zanzibar Palace Hotel has a nine room boutique suites, each of them uniquly themed and inspired by Arabian, Indian and English designs.Hotel is winner 2012 for category the leading hotel in Tanzania by world travel awards.
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