Hotels near Monduli

This lodge is a great value for you dollar. The staff is very professional and friendly.

Nice quiet oasis with beautiful garden

Great experience

The cabins are in a remote area outside of town, you hear nothing but the sounds of nature and the views are beautiful. The place has only 3 cabins, so you really have peace and quiet. The cabins are very big, it has a huge living room, a big kitchen with all utilities you may need. It has a big verandah overlooking the empty land ahead. The lodge has a small restaurant and bar where you can get simple food and some drinks. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. We only stayed for 1 night, but it was a great experience and I'd def. Book again

Quite. Great service. Good food. Creator hike. Great staff.

The property is very pretty. The house is beautifully decorated. The staff were extremely thoughtful and attentive. Sia went above and beyond helping me locate some local items to bring home. Had lovely meals prepared freshly for us. Highly recommend this place.

A wonderful place to stay run by a sweet local family. ❤️ John and Victoria and the entire staff go above and beyond to make everyone feel at home and to help out with whatever we we need and truly make everyone feel like family. A perfect home away from home in a quiet and friendly neighborhood close to Arusha airport and Sable Square shopping center. Excellent value for the money. Clean and well attended and kept. Rooms are simple but very spacious, clean, and tasteful. Simple but tasty food. Safe and secure. Would definitely stay here again.

The communication with the owner Yann before I arrived was so helpful. He exudes kindness and compassion. I did a last minute booking after my connecting flights were cancelled twice which resulted in spending a surprise day in Rwanda en route from South Africa. I arrived around 5am; no sleep for 72 hours. Yann allowed me to check in so early and at that obscene hour which I was incredibly grateful for. Thank you again, Yann. The place: you’re about a 25 minute drive from town (Arusha), located on a long dirt road. If you’re looking for peace, quiet, and tranquility, you will find it here. It’s a residential area on one side of the road (including Dan Stam), with rolling fields of green on the other as far as you can see of corn, black beans, and other produce. There are a couple schools on the same road. Locals sell their fruit and veg about a 10 minute walk from here: walk down the street toward the main road and make a left where you see a small yellow dwelling with a light blue gate— “Adela’s and Grandchildren Shop.” A bit down this road you will see people selling produce from blankets on the ground. Oh and fyi, there is no working ATM in the area so bring cash but I’d only carry a little with you. I’d also suggest using a crossbody bag. I felt safe here, but it is an impoverished area and foreigners appear to “have money.” So it’s best not to tempt potential thieves to snatch your bag which does happen on occasion. The rooms are spotless, spacious, and with hot showers that don’t run out. They do a beautiful, generous breakfast. The fresh squeezed passion fruit juice was a highlight. The prices for dinner are very reasonable; about the same as in town. You must try the Mtori soup (traditional Tanzanian banana stew). Velvety creamy, rich, and filling. Mmm. And with a side of Mchicha. 😉 Keep in mind friends, if you choose to pay for meals at the hotel with a credit card you will be charged a 5% additional fee.

The location and serenity of the rooms