Protea Hotel Oysterbay

Destination

Dar es Salaam

Protea Hotel Oysterbay is situated only 3 kilometres from the centre of Dar es Salaam and 16 kms from the airport this 4 star all suite hotel offers a selection of studio to three-bedroom apartments in a garden setting. 48 apartments in a 2 acre beautifully landscaped plot means one thing for sure – lots of open space! Protea Hotel Oysterbay has always been the most preferred hotel particularly for expatriates looking for extended stays or long-term accommodation. The hotel offers both daily and monthly rates. Whether you are in Dar es Salaam with or without your family, whether you are here for one day or one year, Protea Hotel Oysterbay is the ideal choice for either a long or short stay. Each apartment is fully serviced and fitted with air-conditioning, 32 inch LCD TV with satellite channels (DSTV), Direct Dialling and Kitchenette with all necessary utensils. The property is enclosed within a high wall fitted with electric fence and professional security guards control all accesses 24 hours a day. Free secured parking is provided for both hotel and conference GUESTS. The swimming pool and fitness centre are for the exclusive use of hotel GUESTS. The Club Room - a fine dining restaurant which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner will keep your palates tickling & The Asylum - a sheesha bar cum café is an ideal place for you to wind up after a busy day at work. Don’t forget to try one of our sheeshas, with a wide variety of imported tobaccos to choose from! A fully equipped business centre, a boardroom that can accommodate upto 20 people and 24 hour FREE high speed WIFI service is at disposal for the ever discerning corporate traveller.

Protea Hotel Oysterbay Amenities

While all rooms are built and tastefully furnished to ensure comfort, practical, aesthetical or safety aspects haven’t been overlooked. Studios and lofts offering all amenities and kitchenettes are recommended for single or couples while our one, two and three bed room apartments equipped with bigger kitchens and living rooms are ideal for families or individuals looking for more space and a home away from home. If you need a little refreshment, a welcome tray with facility to make your own tea and coffee is supplied (refreshed every day).

Directions To Protea Hotel Oysterbay

Distances from Protea Hotel Oysterbay Dar Es Salaam: 1. 3 km from Dar es Salaam City Centre 2. 3 km from the beaches 3. 14 km from Dar es Salaam International Airport

Area Attractions

Protea Hotel Oysterbay is an ideal point for over night stays before or after your ventures into the many attractions Tanzania has to offer. A city trip through Dar es Salaam reveals the multi- cultural identity of Tanzania’s economic capital. Swahili culture reflects in bustling streets and colourful markets as well as unique and arts and crafts, colonial times and influences can be seen in the historical German colonial buildings along the sea front, various Hindu temples and Arab mosques. White beaches embrace both Dar es Salaam’s north- and south coast. The Serengeti National Park, famous far across Tanzania’s borders for its unique wildlife, the big migration and legendary savannah, is the hot spot to see the “big five”, (Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo and Rhinoceros), be it on a game drive, walking safari or even balloon safari. The large, intact caldera of the Ngorongoro- crater, a UN- world heritage site, is a sanctuary for big mammals and an ideal place to go for a safari, featuring stunning scenic views and abundant wildlife. A trip to Zanzibar is definitely a must when staying in Dar es Salaam. The spice island with its historical Stone Town is a place to see old Arab buildings, narrow streets, hand-crafted dhow- boats and to experience genuine Swahili culture. Spice tours, dolphin tours, snorkelling and many more can be booked in advance or arranged locally. Lake Manyara, a vast alkaline lake, stretching along the 600m high East African rift valley, attracts immense flocks of pink flamingos and has a stunning surrounding wildlife. Whether you explore the grassy floodplains by canoe or haunt Manyara’s legendary tree- climbing lions in the acacia woodland, the place is always worth a visit.