Zanzibar Serena Inn

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Details of Zanzibar Serena Inn

The resort is in Stone Town, which is in the ‘Old Town' of Zanzibar City, which lies on the western side of the island of the same name. They offer Standard Rooms, Prime Rooms or Suites

GUEST ROOM INFORMATION
Total Number of Rooms 51
  • Presidential Suite 1
  • Executive Suites 2
  • Honeymoon Room 1
  • Prime Rooms 6
  • Standard Rooms with King size
  • Beds 15
  • Standard Rooms with Twin Beds 20
  • Standard Rooms with Convertible
  • Beds 6
PRESIDENTIAL & EXECUTIVE
SUITES
  • Spacious master-bedroom with
  • traditional Four Poster King sized beds
  • Luxury bathroom with bathtub and
  • shower
  • Living Room
  • Mini-bar
  • Satellite TV and WiFi connectivity
FACILITIES
  • Satellite TV
  • Air conditioners
  • Mini-Bar
  • Tea/ Coffee making facilities
  • In room safe
  • Telephone and WIFI connectivity
  • V/3-pin(square) sockets and shaver
  • Sockets)
  • Hair Dryers
  • Complimentary mineral water
GUEST SERVICES
  • Laundry and Valet services
  • 24 hour Room service
  • 24 hour Electricity
  • Baby sitter on request
  • 24 hour on call medical services
  • Foreign Currency Exchange
  • All day complimentary Tea & Coffee
SPECIAL FEATURES
  • Gift shop
  • Concierge service
  • Wedding packages available
HEALTH ACTIVITIES/SPORT
  • Swimming Pool
  • Massage Services
DINING AND BAR ACTIVITIES
  • Baharia Sea-side Restaurant
  • Masahani Bar & Terrace
  • Mdele Coffee Shop
  • Terrace Seafood Restaurant
BUSINESS SERVICES
  • Secretarial services
  • Business Centre
  • Wireless internet connection
CONFERENCE ROOM FACILITIES
  • Overhead, Slide Projector, Screen
  • TV-video
  • Podium/Public Address System
  • LCD Projector
  • Satellite TV
  • Flip Chart

WEDDINGS AND HONEYMOONS

Serena Inn offers a selection of wedding and reception venues, honeymoon suites and a wedding advisory service

OUR OPINION:

The best choice in Stone Town for families and those who need comfort! Family friendly hotel!

Short Overview

Splendidly situated in two lavishly restored historic buildings of Zanzibar's glorious sea front deep in the heart of legendary Stone Town, this opulent hotel offers extensive recreation,fabulous cuisine and proximity to all the delights of this most magical of spice islands..

  • Air conditionAir condition
  • Big resortBig resort
  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • PoolPool
  • WeddingWedding

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