“Emplacement de choix à Stone Town”
The pool is stunning, but it’s very noisy, the soundproofing is poor, and there’s a lot of construction around the hotel that they can’t avoid.
Jean-marc1週間前
★★★★·Zanzibar·8.0
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そのまま入力してもOK: 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Located in Zanzibar City, The Seyyida Hotel and Spa features barbecue facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a restaurant. The hotel is 300 meters from The Zanzibar Curio shop and within walking distance to popular attractions like Peace Memorial Museum, Old Dispensary, and Sultan's Palace, Zanzibar. It offers continental breakfast, an outdoor pool, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels in its rooms.
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宿泊者による項目別の評価です。
The pool is stunning, but it’s very noisy, the soundproofing is poor, and there’s a lot of construction around the hotel that they can’t avoid.
Jean-marc·1週間前
The room was simple, comfortable and spacious, with a big bathroom and a nice small balcony overlooking the sea; its location in the stone town was convenient and the rooftop breakfast offered a pleasant view. The staff, especially erythromycin, were helpful and friendly, though a curtain over the bathroom window would have improved privacy.
Grace·1週間前
Bright, clean and cheerful, the rooftop breakfast terrace was a highlight, though some surrounding buildings look tatty compared to the hotel itself, and the WiFi can be weak in certain rooms.
Philip·1週間前
The hotel’s central location and proximity to the beach were great, but the WiFi didn’t work and the issue wasn’t communicated promptly.
Makaepea·3週間前
Stunning boutique hotel, reception staff were professional and helpful. It's clean and beautifully decorated. We loved the rooftop restaurant.has a beautiful view. The shower was spacious and the room contemporary in design. It is close to Stone town main streets and market. Just a few suggestions for breakfast service: 1) To put more glasses for the juice station.the staff would only put 2 glasses out at time. Guests had to keep asking for more 2) To consider having a self-service coffee machine/ tea. 3) To train the staff to provide milk, sugar and teaspoons, when they serve tea/ coffee. Guests had to keep asking for these
Jane·3週間前