Lux* Marijani Zanzibar

已是2刷Marijani，房間服務餐食都nice，特別喜歡晚餐的龍蝦BBQ和三文魚，退潮後有拖尾沙灘。

The online pictures accurately represent the beauty of this place. The stunning white sand beach offers breathtaking sunrise views. My birthday celebration was made unforgettable with a beautifully arranged room and a floating breakfast in the ocean. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive to our every request.

OMG this place is truly the embodiment of luxury without being stuffy or pretentious. The location is paradise, on the ocean, with lovely sunrise and sunset views. The attention to detail in the check-in process and decor is magnificent. The food choices are exceptional and despite there being many food and drinks options, everything actually tastes good. The staff make the experience though. They were all so helpful and genuinely kind. By far, this was one of my best resort stays ever

Beautiful location. Friendly, courteous and hospitable staff. Comfortable and scenic accommodations. Pristine beaches.

Was a great moment at Lux Marijiani.Special thanks to Anne for the quick response, Chef Rose for the tasty Fish and surely Eka from spa for the advise. Had a great time for the Wine tasting . Will surely come back for my next holiday.

Aditya the manager was really incredible. He handled a large wedding party with ease and grace. He went above and beyond to make sure all the guests were happy and comfortable. I will definitely be back and highly recommend Lux. Great location, good food, amazing ambiance! Thank you Aditya for making our Zanzibar experience so wonderful!

My friend and I had a lovey time at this resort. They have lots of activities planned and will help you with excisions, etc. The rooms are gorgeous and the spa in particular was great - highly recommend! While some menu items are maybe 4 stars, not 5, there are some gems on the menu as well - the lamb shanks are fantastic. I do wish the pool was open beyond 7pm.

(Honeymoon Review) Jeff & Morgan James A special thank you to the staff at @luxmarijani resort that ensured everyday was better than the last from dinner and movie nights on the beach, a private pool that came with our room, and so many people knowing our names and genuinely asking when we will return. The general manager was beyond excellent and accommodating and knew each guest by name which was impressive. To say this was the trip of a lifetime still won't do justice to how incredible it was for our first time in Africa (the motherland). Where to begin: I could list the animals we saw both in Zanzibar and the mainland Tanzania which included from monkeys, lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, crocodiles, etc. We swam with fish, picked up starfish at the bottom of clear oceans, got to feed mini turtles and saw a 200yr old tortoise. Seeing wild dolphins in their natural habitat was other worldly. The food, the music, & the culture all paled in comparison to the people throughout the island. There were sandbanks that let you walk hundreds of feet into shallow waters so over. The smiles, sun, fruit, and countless beaches will make you feel like this place isn't on earth. But none of this would have be possible without our local tour guide, friend, and brother @salum_di_zanzibar Salum made sure our entire trip was planned and ensured food, supplies, and transportation was accounted for so we never had to worry about a single thing the entire time. He was an amazing host, tour guide, provided amazing local concierge service. We highly recommend him for planning your Zanzibar-Tanzania experience from start to finish.

Newly taken over and operated by LUX Hotels, the Marijani is certainly a luxury accommodation spot. The staff, rooms, facilities and food are all amazing. Like most places in Zanzibar, pricing for extras is high and sometimes not worth it. Best is to book half or full board. There are two restaurants, one is separately branded as Samāa and worth a visit for at least one of your dinners. Tours are available, but if you want many tours, you should probably rather book a hotel more north. TIP: When dealing with hawkers on the beaches, negotiate like mad, use the trick of walking away, the locals offer prices that can easily be halved. TIP: Walk out far with a Masai at low tide.