Description
KAYA guest house , is a large white villa, built on secure private grounds.
There are 10 double and single rooms, most of which have private bathrooms.
Rooms are large and spacious and equipped with ceiling fans, air conditioning and mosquito nets. The rooms have access to a large common room.
Breakfast is inclusive and meals of authentic Tanzanian cuisine and international dishes are provided on request. Access to a kitchen is available for guests wishing to prepare their own meals.
KAYA’s close proximity to the supermarket, post office, cinema, internet cafes and a variety of local fast-food and up-market restaurants, makes this place both convenient and trendy.
A central bus station is less than 10 walking minutes away, placing it in close reach of public transport.
There are 10 double and single rooms, most of which have private bathrooms.
Rooms are large and spacious and equipped with ceiling fans, air conditioning and mosquito nets. The rooms have access to a large common room.
Breakfast is inclusive and meals of authentic Tanzanian cuisine and international dishes are provided on request. Access to a kitchen is available for guests wishing to prepare their own meals.
KAYA’s close proximity to the supermarket, post office, cinema, internet cafes and a variety of local fast-food and up-market restaurants, makes this place both convenient and trendy.
A central bus station is less than 10 walking minutes away, placing it in close reach of public transport.
KAYA Details
Category: Guesthouse
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Felicia, our host was wonderful — a mother away from home. She was very welcoming and helped us to reorient ourselves after the calm of Zanzibar and the prospect of downtown Dar Es Salaam. Plus, and this is a big plus, she cooked us a wicked dinner and sat and chatted with us. Good value all round! The house is lovely — thoughtfully and lovingly redesigned and furnished. Kaya means home, Felicia told us, and it certainly was that. — Florence (2004-12-12)















