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Miseni Retreat

Kiona, Tanzania
4.0(39)
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4.0
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1.0
1y

It is always disappointing, when, of the advertised facilities, some are not available or even do not exist. What is the use of a massage hut, if there is no massage therapist? What is the use of a nature trail, if it is not passable due to lack of maintenance? Where to do Yoga, on the stony hill, which you are not allowed to access without a guide, or on the grass full of insects? The place is quite nice, though more in bush land than in a forest. It is calm and clean. The service workers are kind and quite good at what they do. BUT: we agreed on prices, but when we arrived the prices were given according to skin colour. Why in Tanzania there is still this racism. There are so many very rich Tanzanians, and students or workers with little money from other countries ... We are even residents, and should pay 180 dollars per night for a hut (!) with insect that were biting holes in our bags. That is ridiculous and completely overpriced, so we left after two nights and a lot of discussion. During that time there were no other customers, who wonders? After the meals were very good at the first day, already at the second day the quality dropped, no more starters, no salad, noodles with curry sauce for lunch, rice with the same curry sauce for dinner ... Why do many hotels or (this is rather a) tented camp exaggerate that much? The information on the website that the road from Makera is not leading through the national park is not true, so beware of rangers on the way who might ask you for your permit!! The "forest" is actually a remain of a forest, rather not a primary forest, bust a forest reserve with rather young trees. - Be humble and reasonable! Then guest will not complain and they might even come back!! And stop crazy racist prices!! Unfortunately, we cannot recommend this place under the management as...

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5.0
3y

This is a true hidden gem. Not only physically is it a beautiful place, in spirit it is even more special. The rooms/cabins are build with a lot of eco-consciousness, they are just plain amazing. A toilet (long-drop or worm, making compost for the garden, fantastic!) with a view, large beds (very hard but great for the back!), all natural cotton material curtains etc. We stayed in the family room, which has a small balcony with view of the valley and hills behind, beautiful sunset place. The philosophy behind this place is saving our world, the owner Costa is such a passionate man and has his heart and mind in the right place. It gives me hope to meet people like that. The work they do with SANA (Safe Africa's Nature) in the nearby village, creating awareness and supporting at the same time, the seedbank, the school, the farm, so great! The staff is also absolutely amazing, Jozeph, David (one of the best guides!), Salim and all the rest, a big THANK YOU! For taking care of our kids, for sharing, for caring and for being inspired and spreading inspiration. We will come back for sure and will spread the word...

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18w

I spent 45 days volunteering with the NGO connected to Miseni Retreat. During this time, five other volunteers and I booked a safari to Saadani National Park. Unfortunately, our group received noticeably lower-quality service compared to the other guests from the retreat: our jeep was less comfortable, and unlike the others, we had no guide, only a driver. While he was kind and did his best, he spoke very limited English and couldn’t focus on spotting wildlife as he had to navigate the park’s rough roads.

Having worked in tourism for years, I understand that not everything always goes as planned. Still, I expected the situation to be handled with more care. When it came time to pay, I explained the experience to the staff at the retreat, who were very kind and helpful and they said they would pass the message on to the manager, Elizabeth. Apparently, she declined to offer any discount, and more disappointingly, she never reached out to us to offer any explanation or apology.

I believe a more thoughtful and professional approach would have made a big difference, especially for a service priced at 97...

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Pavlos HadjipavlisPavlos Hadjipavlis
The Miseni is a hidden gem in the jungle, literally. Here you can enjoy a total detachment from the stressful city life and unwind, as you come closer and closer to nature. The whole philosophy of Miseni is to stimulate the awareness of its guests regarding our footprint on this planet. Therefore, for example, meal portions are smaller than most of us are used to but enough to keep you going. Also, water management is excellent with two types of eco-friendly toilets. The service is polite and genuinely friendly and the sunrises and sunsets are simply breathtaking! BUT BE AWARE: this is not a wheelchair friendly hotel. You must walk soil or gravel paths and climb many steps. ALSO TO BE NOTED: during our stay in January 2024 there were many rats in the premises. If you are going to be staying in block B (which is closer to the jungle) please MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE ABSOLUTELY NO TRACE OF ANYTHING EATABLE IN YOUR ROOM, INCLUDING MEDICATION, AT ANY TIME. Unfortunately, in our case, we had our backpacks pierced by mice bites and even found a small creature (rat or lizard) in our water tank.
Sonia Petignat-KellerSonia Petignat-Keller
Miseni Retreat is a truly tranquil and special place in Tanzania, perfect for those looking to deeply relax and connect with nature. Our entire trip was professionally and seamlessly organized by Elizabeth, the Reservations Manager of the Kijani Collection. Every detail planned was executed flawlessly, which made the journey completely stress-free. A special mention must go to our incredible guides, Mrisho and Sarah. Their knowledge and professionalism are outstanding, and they provided us with a fascinating and authentic insight into local village life and agriculture. With our driver, Omar, we always felt completely safe and in excellent hands. It was clear that the entire team genuinely cares about sustainability and protecting the natural environment. I can highly recommend both the Kijani Collection for their impeccable organization and Miseni Retreat for its unique charm. Thank you all so much for a truly memorable and unique experience!
Isabel PretoIsabel Preto
It is a wonderful place with a great atmosphere, excellent to take a rest from the rest of the world. Even though it is not easy to access, it is worth it! Cabins are great - clean and cosy, built with a great eco conscience. The meals were very tasty. We did a boat tour and a game drive with Miseni staff to Saadani National Park that was great. Josephat and "Madilo" were amazing - super nice and they spotted lots of animals and gave us plenty of interesting details - unforgettable experience! :) Also our fantastic driver to and from Miseni (from and to Dar es Salaam), Dickson - he is not from Miseni staff but he was the best driver possible and made our jouney even better!
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The Miseni is a hidden gem in the jungle, literally. Here you can enjoy a total detachment from the stressful city life and unwind, as you come closer and closer to nature. The whole philosophy of Miseni is to stimulate the awareness of its guests regarding our footprint on this planet. Therefore, for example, meal portions are smaller than most of us are used to but enough to keep you going. Also, water management is excellent with two types of eco-friendly toilets. The service is polite and genuinely friendly and the sunrises and sunsets are simply breathtaking! BUT BE AWARE: this is not a wheelchair friendly hotel. You must walk soil or gravel paths and climb many steps. ALSO TO BE NOTED: during our stay in January 2024 there were many rats in the premises. If you are going to be staying in block B (which is closer to the jungle) please MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE ABSOLUTELY NO TRACE OF ANYTHING EATABLE IN YOUR ROOM, INCLUDING MEDICATION, AT ANY TIME. Unfortunately, in our case, we had our backpacks pierced by mice bites and even found a small creature (rat or lizard) in our water tank.
Pavlos Hadjipavlis

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Miseni Retreat is a truly tranquil and special place in Tanzania, perfect for those looking to deeply relax and connect with nature. Our entire trip was professionally and seamlessly organized by Elizabeth, the Reservations Manager of the Kijani Collection. Every detail planned was executed flawlessly, which made the journey completely stress-free. A special mention must go to our incredible guides, Mrisho and Sarah. Their knowledge and professionalism are outstanding, and they provided us with a fascinating and authentic insight into local village life and agriculture. With our driver, Omar, we always felt completely safe and in excellent hands. It was clear that the entire team genuinely cares about sustainability and protecting the natural environment. I can highly recommend both the Kijani Collection for their impeccable organization and Miseni Retreat for its unique charm. Thank you all so much for a truly memorable and unique experience!
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It is a wonderful place with a great atmosphere, excellent to take a rest from the rest of the world. Even though it is not easy to access, it is worth it! Cabins are great - clean and cosy, built with a great eco conscience. The meals were very tasty. We did a boat tour and a game drive with Miseni staff to Saadani National Park that was great. Josephat and "Madilo" were amazing - super nice and they spotted lots of animals and gave us plenty of interesting details - unforgettable experience! :) Also our fantastic driver to and from Miseni (from and to Dar es Salaam), Dickson - he is not from Miseni staff but he was the best driver possible and made our jouney even better!
Isabel Preto

Isabel Preto

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