Location
Arusha Coffee Lodge is located among the gently rolling foothills around the base of Mt Meru. The lodge is set on the western edge of the town of Arusha, the gateway to Tanzania's top safari reserves.
Arusha Coffee Lodge lies cradled in the endless verdant acres of Tanzania’s largest coffee plantation, amongst the rolling foothills of Mount Meru. This exclusive, boutique hotel spreads through the grounds around the farm's original plantation house.
Highlights
Just 10 minutes from Arusha Airport taking any pressure off arrangements for the following day
Comfortable rooms spread through the plantation with homely log fires and sun terraces
Delicious meals served in the atmospheric Plantation House
Interesting guided tours around the working coffee plantation
When to visit
This is a great spot to relax for a couple of days before or after a safari
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Enquire NowArusha Coffee Lodge is located among the gently rolling foothills around the base of Mt Meru. The lodge is set on the western edge of the town of Arusha, the gateway to Tanzania's top safari reserves.
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