Location of the Beyt Al Salaam

Beyt Al Salaam is ideally located on the famous Kelele Square. It is also within easy walking distance of all the attractions of Zanzibar Town. Approximately 10 minutes from Zanzibar airport.

Rooms at the Beyt Al Salaam

Five air-conditioned rooms with en suite bathrooms, each of which is uniquely designed. Rich brightly covered organza and silk curtains billow in the breeze around genuine antiques, some of which date back to the days of the Sultan.

One Sultan room accommodates 2 adults and 2 children, One Prince room accommodates 2 adults and 1 child; other rooms accommodate 2 adults.

Facilities at the Beyt Al Salaam

The three-storey house has since been beautifully restored, with every effort made to retain the character of this antique building. Beyt Al Chai is the perfect place to relax and capture the spirit and magic of Zanzibar. Facilities at Beyt Al Chai include a lounge and bar which is furnished with huge comfortable sofas and armchairs which have been placed to form different seating areas. Ideally created to provide privacy and comfort for those who want to relax, read books or just sip a cool drink and enjoy the gentle music in the background.

Meals at the Beyt Al Salaam

breakfast included. A 5-star restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel provides an opportunity for first class dining.

2025/26 package holidays to the Beyt Al Salaam, Stone Town, Zanzibar Holiday prices are per person based on two sharing, including flights, transfers and accommodation, and are subject to availability. Flights from Heathrow - other departures also available, call for details.

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Beyt Al Salaam, Stone Town, Zanzibar

Beyt Al Salaam is a charming, small boutique guesthouse, located at the heart of Zanzibar's Stone Town. Built by a wealthy Arab merchant as a private home, Beyt al Salaam (formerly Beyt Al Chai) dates back to when the building served as a tea house.