Favourite Hotels in Zanzibar, Tanzania

Hi fellow travellers,

This week we've been looking at our favourite hotels in Zanzibar : http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk/newsletter/special/znzmar102.html

I have been fortunate enough to visit Zanzibar a few time and every time have been totally amazed by it's beauty and charm. Zanzibar is a perfect place for a total break, total relaxation in quality accommodation, with good service and the most stunning of settings!

Zanzibar has a great range of beach hotels and the following are just a couple of my personal favourite:

The beautiful Planhotel Neptune Pwani is a stunning property set right on a stunning stretch of beach. The hotel has a great range of facilities include a huge swimming pool with a great swim up bar, spacious lush gardens and many eating and drinking options. The rooms are large and spacious and well furnished. The Planhotel Neptune Pwani is a great all-round options for families, couples and groups alike, with a great all inclusive package.

In complete contrast to the Neptune Pwani is the Pongwe Beach Hotel. The Pongwe Beach Hotel is a totally chilled out hotel and though not great on facilities is set on an amazing beach with simple bungalows set on or only a few steps away from the stunning white sands. The Pongwe is a romantic hideaway, fantastic for an amazing honeymoon!

For the ultimate luxury in Zanzibar, then the Planhotel Dream of Zanzibar is for you. This new hotel is of a great standard with a superior level of service and beautifully appointed rooms.

If you do make it to Zanzibar then Stone Town is well worth a visit, or even worth staying for a day or two!

If Zanzibar isn't for you then check out the other great destinations we feature: http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk

How about a safari first..... just a thought!

What ever you decide to do, happy travelling!

Darren

Escape Worldwide - Home of great long-haul holidays

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