Masai Camp — Hotel in Arusha

We booked to stay in a fully furnished room. The room was clean and comfortable. On arrival it was a but confusing because no one was there to meet us. The guards were super friendly and did the best they could with limited English. There was an old night club on the premises which operates as more of a bar. The staff didn't seem very welcoming. Also there is a nightclub up the road that could be heard to early hours of the morning (however we were told that it's illegal and they continue to complain to the authorities to have it shut down). All in all good value for money, guards are friendly and will even offer you their dinner and the lady at reception when we finally met...

We booked to stay in a fully furnished room. The room was clean and comfortable. On arrival it was a but confusing because no one was there to meet us. The guards were super friendly and did the best they could with limited English. There was an old night club on the premises which operates as more of a bar. The staff didn't seem very welcoming. Also there is a nightclub up the road that could be heard to early hours of the morning (however we were told that it's illegal and they continue to complain to the authorities to have it shut down). All in all good value for money, guards are friendly and will even offer you their dinner and the lady at reception when we finally met...

This place was overcrowded, noisy, full of drunks tripping over the tents in the night, etc. It was more dangerous camping here than it was being in the wild. The restrooms were closed for lack of water when we were there (so we were told by the guard), yet I was able to find a spigot with flowing water to wash my clothes by hand. The music from the bar is so loud, it is impossible to sleep at night and there is no place to pitch your tent far from the noise. It is near a gas station and much traffic as well. The restaurant ran out of food before we got to eat our dinner (by only 6pm) so we only had...