Name: Salinero Kilimanjaro Hotel
Address: Salinero Avenue, Moshi, Moshi, Moshi, 00255, Tanzania
Rating: 7

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Salinero Kilimanjaro Hotel

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Stayed here for one night after climbing Kilimanjaro. 

The grounds are very well maintained. The welcome we received was warm and friendly; as with most of our experiences in Tanzania people cannot do enough to help you. 

We were led to our room which was more than adequate; comfy beds, warm showers (really appreciated after the Kili climb!), TV, bottled water available, soaps and shampoo etc. Yes, some of the electrics left a little to be desired, sockets hanging off wall etc. Just avoid them! 

We had breakfast and dinner here, both of which were to a good standard. Chefs on hand to assist with your choice or prepare fresh pasta / omelettes for you (thank you, Franco!) Hotel bar remained open for as long as we wanted while we celebrated our successful Kili trip.

Our team made use of the outside space including swimming pool, which was good and we were even treated to monkeys jumping through the trees while we swam.

Would happily stay here again.



Good place to stay after Kilimanjaro climb...

Fantastic hotel. Rooms were lovely with very comfortable beds. Breakfast and dinners were delicious. Stayed here one night before hiking Kilimanjaro and one night after. The pool was lovely. Great atmosphere. Staff very friendly. 

Prefect hotel

As others have said, this is walled with guards. Felt totally safe. The staff were friendly. We stayed before and after Kilimanjaro. Stayed in the annexe before - it was a little tired; hot water a bit iffy, no taps on the bath etc. But stayed in the lodges on the way back and they were lovely. 

Breakfast was varied and plentiful. Don’t bother with eating here in the evening. It took hours to arrive and wasn’t amazing. 

WiFi was mainly ok but didn’t work in the annexe.

Nice place. Slow dinner service.

A horrible hotel with extremely run-down amenities, unfriendly staff, snail-pace cooks, and tiny rooms. Avoid this hotel like the plague! 

Pros:
- Landscaping is beautiful 

Cons: 
- Waited 1.5 hours for dinner (with a total of 3 tables occupied in the entire restaurant).
- Half of our lights didn't function
- Our room was for two, but they squeezed another bed in. They were in the middle of the room (no headboard). There were no sheets on the duvet, the pillows had stains & holes, and the shower was abysmal. 
- Staff ranged from outright hostile to so bored they wouldn't look you in the eye. 

I already adjust my expectations in Africa to understand things take more time and it's just a place to be taking things easy (Hakuna Matata, mate!). But, the attitude of the staff and the poor amenities, for the price, really put a burr under my saddle! 

Avoid, avoid, avoid. 

The main hotel is nice with good restaraunt, bar and a reasonable pool. The rooms are good - good a/c, large rooms, airy. Staff are very attentive and friendly. A secure hotel - walled and guarded not that there's any real risk from anyone. Moshi seems to be a chilled, friendly place. A good mid level place which I used before and after hiking Kilimanjaro. A safe bet if you do not know the town. 

They have an overflow annex-  this is OK nothing more - good rooms but a small annex.

Before and after hiking kilimanjaro

I had one of the most exhilarating and character building experiences of my life trekking to the roof of Africa with Almighty Kilimanjaro. I was one of five clients, and although I went out solo, I quickly gelled with the group. We had three excellent guides including Dickson, Alan and Jackson 

The highlights of the trip I wanted to share was:

 1) Being immersed within a unique rainforest ecosystem with endemic species of plants and animals including but not limited to bamboons, colobus monkeys, blue monkeys and a magnificent array of wild mountain flowers such as impatiens kilimanjari.

2) Trekking through the astonishing barranco Valley which is a haven of life, flourishing with bizarre plants that resemble a cross between a palm tree and a cactus that are unique to the kilimanjaro region

3) Journeying through scenery of truly epic proportions including the lava tower, the barranco wall and the glacier capped (still) mountain peak of Kibo. Being above the clouds for the majority of the trek and seeing the looming mount Meru in the distance meant that we were never without a magnificent view
 
4) Last but not least, the friendly, dedicated and incredibly hard working local guides, cooks, porters, cleaners and others who make this journey possible.

5) The day of the ascent to Kibo summit was probably the hardest physical challenge I've ever completed - it took place at midnight and involved a 7 hour almost non stop hike up steep difficult terrain in pitch black apart from a small headlamp lighting the path. Once we reached the summit, we quickly had to turn around and hike back down for another 4 hours to reach base camp. After one hour rest, we had another 4 hour hike to a lower altitude camp: We hiked for a total of 15 hours that day! 

All in all, I would definately recommend the Lemosho Kilimanjaro hike for its beauty and Almighty Kilimanjaro was a good company who kept us safe and most importantly, cooked filling and tasty food and ultimately got us all to the top.

Almighty Kilimanjaro Lemosho Trek

Booked two single rooms day time but when arrived at night was forced to stay in one Twin Room. I have never seen this experience in hotels, only for the non-serious owners.  

This is really inconsiderate of them.

Worse Experience

I loved my overall stay in Tanzania but this hotel fell short of expectations. I stayed for 3 nights prior to climbing Kilimanjaro in one of the casitas, which was dated but clean, large, and had hot water. Wi-fi did not work well. Housekeeping did not stop by even once during my 3 day stay. Apparently they only clean the rooms on check out.

The food is good, and service is very friendly. The grounds are very well kept. They should direct better attention to the interiors of the rooms, which could use some remodeling, particularly the shower areas. 

After returning from Kilimanjaro our group of 6 people was placed in the “hotel” area near the restaurant. Wi-fi is non existent in this part of the building. In addition, only 2 of 6 people could get a hot shower! Imagine coming back from Kilimanjaro and taking a cold shower after 7 days! My own room had very lukewarm water - I had to run the tap for 5 minutes and it was still lukewarm. I called the reception, who sent housekeeping, who told me to run it for another 5 minutes. Total and colossal waste of water and it never even got hot! So instead I took a lukewarm shower. Apparently I still fared better than my colleagues, two of whom took ice cold showers! I find this totally unacceptable. All of us complained to the front desk and nothing happened - they said they would restart the hot water heater but the next morning my husband was still barely able to get a warm shower. 

The facilities here are very dated. One night at dinner I used the washroom nearby and found the tap handles were both broken and there was no soap in the dispenser. So I ended up walking back to my room to wash my hands anyway. 

My general impression of the hotel is that it is run down and dire need of upgrades and maintenance. The 2 stars are for the exceptional friendliness of the staff and the restaurant, which served a nice breakfast and dinner. 

There is a large pool, but I did not use it during my stay. Overall I would definitely return to Moshi but would not return to this hotel unless some drastic renovations are done.

Lack of reliable wi-Fi and hot water

We stayed in this hotel with family and climbed at Kilimanjaro 
very close to the gate (200 meters)
from the balcony you can see nice view of Mountain
Rooms are big and comfortable
Variety of food was good

Good hotel and close to Machame Gate of Kilimanjaro

Terrific, private, and safe location in Moshi. Overwhelmingly attentive staff. Interior rooms could be touched, but the grounds are extremely nice and welcoming. 45 minutes from Kilimanjaro Airport. Across the street from an elementary school where you can hear the kids singing, very nice.

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