Po Box 791 Ohio Street - Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

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	Click photo to view              Location. The Mövenpick Royal Palm Hotel is located in the centre of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Seacliff Village and Millennium Tower shopping centres are within eight kilometres of the hotel, and the Zanzibar archipelago is at a 100 kilometre distance.
Hotel Features. Set amid tropical gardens, the Mövenpick Royal Palm Hotel is housed in a landmark seven-storey structure, and opens to a modern African- style reception area decorated with palms. Guests can work out in the fitness room, go for a dip in the outdoor pool, and enjoy relaxation in the sauna and beauty salon. The hotel offers wireless Internet access in public areas, and further amenities include a multilingual concierge service, complimentary onsite parking, a floor butler and 24-hour room service. The Mövenpick Royal Palm Hotel offers a number of dining options, including the Serengeti buffet restaurant, offering regular themed evenings with music and dancing; L'Oliveto, a chic, modern Italian restaurant, and Baker's Basket serving cakes, sandwiches and pastries. Light meals and drinks are offered at the poolside Island Trader overlooking the garden, and at the Kibo Bar with its terrace. The hotel houses nine meeting rooms and a business centre. Guestrooms. The 230 guestrooms at the Mövenpick Royal Palm Hotel feature bright, modern decor in neutral tones, and offer air conditioning and wireless Internet. Further amenities include satellite television, minibars, coffee and tea makers, safes and work areas. Bathrooms have hair dryers, bathrobes and slippers. Expert Tip. Located five kilometres from the hotel, the National Museum of Tanzania details the country's history from the slave trade to British colonisation and the subsequent struggle for independence. The museum also houses traditional arts and crafts, along with ancient coins and pottery.