Mount Meru Hotel, located in the vibrant city of Arusha, is a luxurious retreat set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Meru and lush tropical gardens. This hotel blends modern sophistication with African charm, offering spacious, elegantly furnished rooms and suites. Guests can enjoy world-class amenities, including a serene spa, outdoor swimming pool, multiple dining options, and exceptional service, making it a top choice for travelers seeking both comfort and convenience.
Mount Meru Hotel
Mount Meru Hotel
Accommodation Summary
Rooms no: 99
Friendly: - Children
- Leisure
- Romance
- Pet
Type: 3-4 Star Accommodation
Location:
Special Interests: - Leisure
- Wine
- Wildlife
Included
- Food And Bed
- Afternoon game drives
- Tea, coffee & water
Excluded
- All unspecified transfers
- All National Park entrance fees / Conservation fees / Heritage fees
- Customs and Visa fees (where applicable)
- Imported / premium brand beverages
- Shop purchases
- Spa treatments
- Additional unspecified game/other activities
- All off-site activities;
- All other/unspecified extras
Tours and Safari's visiting with this accommodation
Best of East Africa
From: USD $$x4 per person sharing
Duration: 16 days
Destinations: East Africa
Experiences: Amboseli National Park Namanga border Arusha National Park Tarangire National Park Manyara Village Ngorongoro Conservation Area Ndutu Lake Serengeti National Park Serengeti Balloon Giraffe Centre Nairobi
A Luxurious Safari Adventure through Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Kenya, Tanzania, […]
3-4 Star Accommodation
4-5 Star Accommodation
Truck
Mercedes Sprinter
Fully Assisted Camping (non en-suite)
4WD (Standard)
Hiking / Trekking
Lodge
Commercial Flight
Experiences with this accommodation
Namanga border
The Namanga border, situated between Kenya and Tanzania, serves as a bustling gateway connecting the two nations. Nestled amidst scenic […]
Arusha National Park
Tarangire National Park, a hidden gem in Tanzania, is renowned for its towering baobab trees and vast elephant herds. Spanning […]
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