Serena Zanzibar Inn

Serena Zanzibar Inn

Serena Zanzibar Inn, The original Zanzibar Stone Town Inn, Tanzania

The Serena Zanzibar hotel is elegance itself as well as romantic and it offers the best in island hospitality. All the bedrooms at the Serena Zanzibar overlook the azure waters of the Indian Ocean and the lazy dhows that plough beneath the restaurant’s windows. The hotel interiors echo Zanzibar’s rich Arab influence – intricately carved doors and furniture coupled with colourful mosaic flooring. The local specialties are freshly caught seafood with spices. A team of chefs prepare sumptuous meals daily that guests enjoy in the seafront restaurant.

The Serena Zanzibar hotel has 51 bedrooms and a lovely private swimming pool overlooking the ocean.

Activities include excursions to:

• Stone Town with its winding streets, beautiful houses and museums,
• Jozani Forest, home to the Red Colobus monkey,
• extensive watersports,
• round-the-island trips,
• scuba diving and snorkelling,
• day-boat trips to nearby beaches and islands
• native Arab-influenced entertainment in the evenings

For more information on activities ina nd around Zanzibar Stone Town including our discounted activity scheme see our Stone Town Activity Page.

The most spectacular of excursions is to the Serena owned Mangapwani where guests can experience a succession of dazzlingly white hidden and secluded beaches, spice gardens, private watersports and the most sumptuous dining in simple elegance.

Ruled by the Omanis, Arabs, Europeans and Africans, Zanzibar is an island steeped in exotic history and there is no better place to soak it up than at the Zanzibar Serena Inn.
Located in the heart of Stone Town, this stunning property is set in two historic seafront buildings that have been integrated and restored into a unique single property echoing the grandeur of days past. One was an 18th century house, the other the offices of telecommunication in later colonial times. Stone Town is a legendary place full of old palaces with intricately carved doors and colourful spice and fruit markets.