I climed KILI early 2007 and we stayed at AMEG lodge for two nights. It has a nice setting, the rooms are very basic and need some improvement. It was loud at night, there was no hot water because the heater was turned off by the guards during the day to save electricity. Power went off several times and the... more

I came to Tanzania to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro and stayed at the Protea Hotel Aishi. This hotel is nestled among hundreds of trees and and large lush lawns. It has a heated swimming pool and a gym. The service was top notch. Everybody went out of their way to make sure that I was well looked after. It's located about... more

We booked a long week end in Moshi through friends in the area. We liked the Lodge in its nice set gardens and the fabulous view of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Unfortunatley our week end was ending with problems regarding the unfriendly management and less qualified staff at the reception. No credit cards accepted, then our dollar bills have been "not the... more

We were originally scheduled to stay at Kibo Hotel, an older establishment down the road from Kilimanjaro Mountain Resort (KMR), but about a month before our trip, the climbing company we were using to climb Kili switched us to KMR (Kibo was getting a lot of negative feedback from guests). KMR is a really pretty place -- way above average... more

I returned from Kili a couple of weeks ago. I used Africa Travel Resource, with their ground crew being Africa Walking. KLM lost my rucksack on the way out. Really not a good start. Problem: I was continually lied to by the people of Africa Walking Company about my rucksack before we even set off. The evening before I was... more

I didn't have knowledge of the which Tour Operator to use nor where to sleep. Then I started searching on the internet for Kilimanjaro climb, through Rongai route. I chose Rongai route because of previous clients that Rongai route is the easiest route to reach mount kilimanjaro summit. When I continued searching, I came across the Bella View Lodge, that... more

What is it about turning fifty that makes someone want to do something completely crazy? It never occurred to me to hike the Inca Trail, scuba dive with sharks or climb Mount Kilimanjaro when I was in my thirties. Maybe fifty is a wake up call…as if to say “you better do something special because you may be running out... more

Enjoyed stay with a group of teachers who were visiting schools in the area. Rooms basic but very comfortable. Pleasant surroundings. Internet not was not very reliable was hoping to use my laptop but wi fi not available. Very friendly bar staff. more

Kahawa Shamba is in the beautiful Kilimanjaro Region. I stayed in one of the four dwellings built in the Chagga tribe style. Mine was set in a lovely garden and one morning I sat outside of the hut and watched Mount Kilimanjaro in the starlight and in the rising sun light. The visit included delicious, fresh food including fruits and... more

I climbed Kili in March with the Anthony Nolan Trust, and knew we would be using a hotel in Moshi as a base, but wasn't expecting it to be anywhere near as good as this. It's set in a big walled compound, which makes you feel more secure (although I never felt threatened whilst in Tanzania). The rooms are set... more

I stayed at AMEG for 2 nights before checking out and I was very disappointed. The rooms were poorly furnished and the quality of service was lacking. It is also very difficult to sleep at night because the rooms are not well ventilated and do not have air conditioning. When I placed my order for lunch I would receive something... more

Wir haben im Oktober 1 Woche im Hotel verbracht, vor und nach unserer Kilimanjaro Besteigung. Die Hotelbesitzer, Familie Lyamuya hat... more

Das Hotel hat mehr Zimmer als angegeben. Davon einige im Altbau (z.T. laut) und andere im Neubau mit Blick auf... more