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Hotels in Arusha

If you are visiting Tanzania because of the safaris, this is a great place to learn more about what the daily life of the locals is really like. Discover all the traditions and customs of one of the most bustling and charismatic cities in Africa.

Discover African rituals and customs

Famous worldwide as the seat of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, this African city is an important international diplomatic centre. The Clock Tower area is its central hub and one of the most photogenic locations in the city. If you plan to visit Arusha, we recommend you start by getting to know its bustling markets. In the great Central Local Market you can taste the typical local dishes, and in the Maasai Market you can learn more about the lovely handicrafts of this iconic African tribe. The most popular souvenir is the shuka, the colourful blanket that identifies members of the tribe. Wandering around the outskirts of the city and seeing how the rural community grows potatoes, corn and coffee is also an experience you must not miss.

Our hotels in Arusha

a bed with a tray of food on it
a pool with umbrellas and chairs in front of a building
a building with many floors and glass walls
a large room with exercise bikes
a man and woman receiving a back massage
  • Wellness Centre
  • Spa
  • Meeting rooms
a group of airplanes on a runway
a group of blue bracelets
a mountain above clouds
a mountain with clouds in the sky
Currency
The official currency is the Tanzanian shilling. We recommend you carry cash to pay in markets and street stalls.
Language
Swahili is the official language for public administration and business, but the city also has numerous tribal languages.
Internet
The city has some free Wi-Fi hotspots.
Weather
There are two seasons: rainy and dry. The temperature ranges from 13⁰C to 28⁰C and rarely rises or falls outside this range.

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