Top Hotels Near Moshi Outdoor Market in Moshi from NZ$35

"We loved staying at Kibo Palace. Everyone was very supportive of our every need. Lovely hotel with lovely staff. They tried very hard to anticipate our wants. The chefs fixed oatmeal for breakfast and made me very happy. "

"Great. Love the staff. "

"Lovely quiet lodge with beautiful gardens and swimming pool. Lovely friendly staff and great food. "

"When or if I go back to moshi, this will be the place I will stay. Secured front entrance, clean, good breakfast, fast wifi, hot water, in a central location in town, and air conditioning with an easy laundry service for a very reasonable price. Those who run the place are also very pleasant and helped me secure a ride back to the airport for a good price so I didn’t have to haggle anyone outside, which is exhausting. I can’t recommend them enough. I’ve stayed in four different places in Moshi, and I would recommend this one the most. "

"I loved the staff so friendly. Manager helped me with a cheaper route to the waterfall. Location wasn't the best as I need a ride to get anywhere but at least rides are cheap. Just be careful of not getting a agreed price before you go anywhere. As it will start at 2k and jump to 10k for little to no reason....the pool was very clean. And rooms were very nice. Asked for a air-conditioning...same day they INSTALLED it!!! Food was good. Really really loved the staff. Soo kind and some even knew English. I prefer Moshi to dar salaam now. Kinda regret leaving the hotel to come here to dar salaam. Definitely ask the manager to set ya up with waterfall...and be careful of street sellers as they will over charge alot. Hire a guide or local to help you navigate and shop. The people of tanzania are sooooo helpful."

"Tv stop working as nobody was paying for tv programmes. I was complaining but nothing was done. "

"This is probably the nicest hotel in central Moshi for Europeans on their first trip to the region. You have to remember that this is Africa and things don't always work but on balance this is a good safe place to stay. Once lesson for us was we were pretty much the only Europeans in the town, trekkers and safari people tend to stay outside, so be prepared, this is a busy African town not a tourist place"