Author: Evelyn Kelly

Posted: Thursday, April 13 2017, 11:16:19

We had a wonderfully relaxing time in Zanzibar. The service was fantastic and the food top notch.
Everything was tastefully prepared and the overall atmosphere was ideal for guests of all ages. The fact that meal times were not rigid was especially welcome, as were the theme entertainment evening dinners. The background music was at all times pleasant and kept at a low volume. The beach was heavenly and there was never a 'crowded' feeling. The drinks were plentiful and forthcoming. All the staff were friendly, respectful and unobtrusive. It was indeed the most relaxing holiday we have ever had! We enjoyed coconut drinks that were on offer. There are also various water activities available. Thank you Melia Zanzibar for a wonderful holiday.

Author: Jeremy Rodrigues

Posted: Thursday, April 13 2017, 11:20:33

We had our honeymoon at Hotel Melia in Zanzibar. Our room had a wonderful view to the Indian Ocean. The Restaurants are inviting and very pleasant. Everything was perfect. We are hoping and expecting to experience other Melia hotels worldwide, perhaps even returning to Melia Zanzibar in the near future.

Author: Mark Jones

Posted: Thursday, April 13 2017, 11:19:20

We have just returned home after a dream holiday at the Melia Zanzibar. From the moment we passed through the main gates and entered the hotel grounds, we felt instantly 'at home'. The warm and friendly welcome/treatment we received on arrival to the day we left, shone above everything else. The Management team and Staff were simply awesome.

The hotel, rooms, villas and pavilions, all overlooking the Indian Ocean, are set amongst the array of beautifully designed gardens. The hotel offers 4 restaurants, of which we tried them all, and found every meal delicious.

To get to the beach you have the choice of using the Hotel's bus service or enjoy a 15 min or so walk. On our first morning there, we decided to walk down ourselves, and from that moment forth, despite the heat, we preferred to stroll down the lane to contemplate the wayside, adorned with flowering shrubs and trees, and to breathe in the warm African air.