Lake Manyara Hotel

Lake Manyara Hotel is situated on the fringe of the vertiginous western escarpment of the Great Rift Valley, inside Lake Manyara National Park – an enormous natural wilderness. With stylishly designed architectural structures and true traditional African pattern decorations, it forms a distinctive atmosphere perfectly combining tranquility with the best safari experience from its wonderful location.

Rooms

The hotel features 100 large guestrooms in a two-storey building, including 70 twin rooms, 28 double rooms (double bed), and 2 suites. All rooms have a private balcony with spectacular views of the Rift Valley and numerous pink flamingoes that crowd the lake. Each room is beautifully decorated in true African style and completely fitted with inside bathrooms (bathtub and shower), central heating system, beds with mosquito nets, air vents, wake-up calls (on request), 3 inter-connected rooms for families, and 8 luxurious rooms. Third beds and baby cots available on demand.

Room Features

All rooms have an outstanding view over the Rift Valley and Lake Manyara. Each room is fully fitted with inside bathrooms with bathtub and shower, central heating system, mosquito nets over beds, air vents, and wake-up calls available on request. Rooms feature true African-style decoration, and the hotel offers 3 inter-connected rooms particularly intended for families plus 8 luxurious rooms. Third beds and baby cots are available on demand for families.

Dining

Facilities include a restaurant plus bar with views over the lake offering exotic foods and variety of drinks, TV lounge, laundry service, safety deposit boxes at reception, professional nurse on standby for medical assistance, currency exchange service, landing airstrip, swimming pool, housekeeping services, telephone/fax/radio/mailing communication facilities, babysitting services on request, and boutique/souvenir shop. The restaurant and bar offer views over the lake.

Wildlife & Activities

Lake Manyara National Park supports a huge quantity and diversity of wild animals and birds, with more than 380 different bird species recorded plus several migrant species. The park is well known for its resident tree-climbing lions, and you'll see huge elephants, numerous buffalos, several hippos, giraffes, warthogs, impalas, zebras, waterbucks, reedbucks, baboons, blue monkeys, vervet monkeys, lizards, and mongoese. The thousands of Greater and lesser flamingoes congregating around the lake shore are a great spectacle worth observing. The park has various tree species including flat-topped acacia (umbrella trees), sausage trees, doum palms, baobabs, and yellow fever trees.