Beyt Al Salaam

Beyt Al Salaam is a charming boutique hotel and restaurant located on Kelele Square in the heart of Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. The hotel is situated just 328 feet (100 meters) from the beach, 0.6 miles from the House of Wonders, and 1.2 miles from Darajani Market. Zanzibar Airport is 5 miles away.

The hotel is a beautifully renovated former tea house (formerly known as "Beyt Al Chai") featuring Zanzibari-style décor with a fusion of Arabic and African style, creating a setting that combines the charm of a classic Zanzibari setting with a touch of ancient Arabian mystique. The property is set in the serene part of Stone Town amongst historic buildings of UNESCO's World Heritage Site, surrounded by swaying flame trees and the Indian Ocean breeze.

The hotel features exquisite 10 rooms that are individually unique in their interior design, reflecting the essence of Zanzibari Omani culture with four-poster beds, rich colors, and Swahili flavor. Rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with satellite TV, safety deposit box, tea-and-coffee making facilities, and private bathroom with hairdryer and shower. Some rooms have views over the town and Kelele Square. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.

The Beyt Al Salaam Restaurant is situated on the ground floor facing Kelele Square, making it highly visible and accessible for walk-in visitors. Since its opening, it has been considered the finest dining establishment within Zanzibar's Stone Town. The seafood restaurant is known for its fusion of Zanzibari and Indian Ocean cuisine, with its signature dish being the succulent Coconut Crab Soup. The restaurant provides a high standard culinary experience including fresh pastas, seafood casseroles, grilled lobsters, meat dishes such as beef filet mignon, and a variety of fresh seafood.

The hotel offers a relaxing lounge, spa facilities, banqueting services, and is well-maintained by a small friendly team. The location is ideal for exploring Stone Town's winding alleys, with close accessibility to key attractions including Portuguese Old Fort, Shangani Beach, National Museum, High Court of Zanzibar, Sultan's Palace, Old Dhow Port, Old Slave Market, House of Wonders, Darajani Market, Fish Market, Old Dispensary, and the iconic Forodhani Gardens promenade for barbecue snacks with sunset views.