Dhow Palace Hotel
4 StarsOpen-air courtyard swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Open-air courtyard swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Oceanfront infinity pool, Historic Zanzibari design
Three distinct swimming pools, Beachfront Bahari Restaurant
Outdoor swimming pool, Furaha Spa and wellness center
Oceanfront swimming pool, Rooftop Terrace Seafood Restaurant
Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Oceanfront dining with sunset views
Balconies with city views, Palace Restaurant Swahili dining experience
Rooftop terrace with city views, Unique Swahili cultural experience
Partially indoor swimming pool, Jiko Garden restaurant
Rooftop infinity pool, Diverse rooftop dining experiences
Prime Stone Town beachfront access, Personalized breakfast service
Dedicated kids' pool and club, Curry House rooftop restaurant
Outdoor plunge pool, Blue Ocean Restaurant
Inviting communal courtyard, Dedicated family-friendly service
Breadfruit Restaurant & Cafe, Thoughtful in-room amenities
Authentic Stone Town experience, Prime Stone Town location
Rooftop cafe with scenic views, Rooftop outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop dining with Stone Town views, Personalized concierge services
Rooftop restaurant with panoramic views, Manager-led historical tours
Curated cultural experiences, Mercury suite with outdoor bath
Secret Garden restaurant, Unique themed guest rooms
Individually designed rooms, Panoramic rooftop terrace
Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Rooftop restaurant with ocean views
Secluded private pool villas, Diverse culinary experiences
Expansive swimming pool, Diverse dining experiences
Rooftop restaurant with city and ocean views, Balcony or terrace in select rooms
Halal dining options, Marina water sports activities
Inner courtyard views, On-site African and Indian cuisine
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Rooftop terrace with panoramic views, Authentic Zanzibari décor rooms
Traditional Zanzibari beds, Peace Memorial Museum proximity
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Stone Town is the old town of Zanzibar, located halfway along the western coast of the island. It is situated between the port and the National Museum. The town appears dark because of its labyrinth of narrow streets, and the houses have brass-studded carved wooden doors. Most of the buildings are built from coraline rock and have 4 or 5 floors, many of them have terraces. In the year 2000 Stone Town was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The most important buildings in Stone Town include: The People’s Palace, the former sultan’s palace from 1890 until 1964, which today is a museum. Beit-el-Ajaib (House of Wonders), built in 1883 by the sultan Sayyid Barghash The Old Fort, built by the Portuguese in the 17th century; The House of Livingstone where the explorer lived before leaving for his last journey to the mainland. The first Anglican Cathedral in East Africa dedicated to Christ was built on the site of the old slave market in 1873. Whilst the Zanzibar Museum hosts portraits of the sultans, documents of national importance, Livingstone’s doctor bag and an ethnological section.
Stone Town is a top attraction in Zanzibar City, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Stone Town, including popular choices like Spice Palace Hotel, Shoki Shoki Hostel Stone Town, NOMAD Hostel Stone Town, Antonio Garden Hotel, Stone Town House.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Stone Town, Spice Tour, Forodhani Park, Stone Town, Prison Island, all within a convenient distance from Stone Town.