The Seyyida Hotel and Spa is a five-star luxury hotel located on the outskirts of the enchanting Stone Town in Zanzibar, Tanzania. The hotel is 16 minutes’ drive from Abeid Amani Karume International Airport via Nyerere Road and 100 feet from the Zanzibar Curio Shop. The resort is surrounded by green gardens and offers a stunning view of the Indian Ocean, making it ideal for leisure and safari adventures in Zanzibar.
The Seyyida Hotel and Spa in Zanzibar offers 17 luxurious air-conditioned bungalows with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and tropical garden. The bungalows mirror traditional building style and provide excellent levels of comfort. All rooms are elevated, decorated, and furnished with private en-suite facilities such as clean toilets, hot and cold showers, mosquito nets, flat screen TVs, hair dryers, dressing mirrors, air conditioning, chairs, free bottled water, satellites, extra rooms, and free toiletries. Rooms offer huge verandas, terraces, and private balconies where you can rest while taking in the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, garden vistas, and neighboring locations. Each room is well-equipped with great and comfy queen and king-sized mattresses with soft linens and clean, freshly laundered bedding.
Room categories include ocean view, garden view, and villas with single beds, double beds, twin sharing, and triple/family rooming options. Prices start at $400 per night and may increase during peak seasons.
The Seyyida Hotel and Spa Zanzibar provides other services and facilities, which include:
Restaurants that serve a variety of dishes, including foreign and African Zanzibari-inspired food, to customers’ preferences. Meals available include. Enjoy breakfast by the beach, lunch and dinner in both indoor and outdoor settings, all served by courteous and well-organized staff.
A well-stocked Tiki beach bar with a shared lounge with comfortable seats offers a variety of refreshments such as local, cocktails, wines, spirits, and international beers. Relax and sip the cocktail or monk tail while overlooking the panoramic view of the Indian Ocean, Stone Town, and surrounding areas.
A blue water swimming pool that cools off on hot afternoons. You relax in water/poolside beds while admiring the gorgeous surrounding landscape.
Our services include free parking, airport pick-ups and drop-offs, laundry and housekeeping, and massage and spa treatments for relaxation.
The hotel offers a WiFi hotspot for guests to stay connected with loved ones.
The business center features two conference halls that can accommodate over 100 people for seminars, meetings, weddings, corporate parties, and honeymoon packages, among other events.
Curio shop offers African handcrafted goods such as clothing, beads, safari supplies, books, and more.
Activities at the lodge include full-day island trips, dolphin spotting, diving in stunning waters, visiting Jozani forest, cooking tours, and night walks in Stone Town.
Zanzibar is a self-governing state of Tanzania, located off the coast of East Africa. Stone Town, located 6 km south of Zanzibar International Airport, is a historical city center in Tanzania’s Archipelago (series of islands). The airport has daily connections to important East African cities including as Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Dar-el-Salaam, Nairobi, and Mombasa. Most aircraft land immediately on the island, making it easily accessible from Europe, Asia, and North America. Zanzibar has around 705,000 residents who speak various languages and belong to four ethnic groupings.
The country is a vibrant blend of cultures, religions, and cuisines. The best time to visit Zanzibar is during the dry season, which runs from January to March, July to October, and December. Zanzibar offers a variety of accommodations, including budget, mid-range, and luxury options for tourists to the island. Zanzibar offers a variety of attractions and activities. Visit Nakupenda, Nungwi, and Paje beaches, popular destinations for holidays and leisure in Zanzibar. Explore Zanzibar’s historical landmarks, including Stone Town, Prison Island, Palace Museum, Jozani Forests, caverns, spice/cultural tours to local villages, quad biking, and parasailing boat trips, among other things. One can visit Zanzibar while also exploring other parts of Tanzania.
