Tanzania

This lodge is one of the best budget options in Moshi. Prices remain reasonable and the facilities are of the highest quality. The spacious bungalows are set in green grounds and have their own privacy and private terrace. The beds are comfortable, just lacking curtains for darkness. The swimming pool with water jets is the main attraction. The lounge is beautiful, with its Afro chic decor, but we regret that the restaurant is expensive. The Indian specialties are acceptable, while the other dishes are rather unremarkable.

The 21 tents (rebuilt in 2018) are camouflaged in the bush. They await visitors in search of wilderness and tranquility. They are simple, but pretty, all wooden, with surprisingly good bathrooms (hot water is limited). This lodge has a swimming pool, which is welcome after a safari, where the elephants sometimes come to drink, and which is a show in front of a crowd of fans at the restaurant, which serves excellent food.

We love this local resort totally dedicated to vacations, with its pretty lakeside beach, where the restaurant's tables and chairs are planted, which also has a large lounge under a makuti roof. Individual bungalows with private bathrooms are affordable. The wooden floors, bright modern rooms and impeccable cleanliness make this an excellent address. Self-catering campsite, bar-restaurant with live music at weekends.

This avocado plantation eco-farm offers A-cabins, those little wooden houses with pointed "A"-shaped roofs, as well as classic brick bungalows (perhaps less charming than the former) and a fully-equipped detached house. The whole place is super-cosy and comfortable, whichever option you choose: everything is brand new and dapper, furnished in an elegant contemporary style. Superb restaurant serving avocado dishes in season.

Situated a little way from the center of Moshi in Weru Weru, where a peaceful river flows, this lodge is a haven of peace. It has 32 spacious, cosy rooms, beautifully decorated with original reclaimed dhow wood headboards, air-conditioning and lovely bathrooms. The main restaurant is magnificent and serves excellent international cuisine, while a boutique, a spa to unwind after climbing Kilimanjaro and a campsite complete the décor. A lovely, elegant, dark turquoise pool in the lush garden.

Here's a stunning new address! This sumptuous lodge is made up of safari tents and bungalows on stilts skimming the shores of Lake Victoria. A truly spectacular setting. The safari tents are set on wooden platforms overlooking the canopy and the lake, equipped with rustic furniture typical of African lodges, air-conditioning and a pleasant bathroom. The deluxe tents have a plunge pool on their terrace, as do the larger hard-built rooms with a lounge, for an intimate plunge. The green setting is magnificent.

What a beautiful camp, especially the new pool built in 2018, divine! The tents on offer, from basic to quite luxurious (with beautiful wooden beds and lovely fabrics), are all planted in a setting of acacia trees in appreciable shade, on a green lawn. The adjective " glamping" can be used to describe this place, as the decor is so well cared for without taking away the joy of being in contact with nature. Moreover, the vegetation is appreciated by the giraffes that venture here during the day, and by the mischievous monkeys that live here in the branches.