LAKE TANGANYIKA HOTEL

LAKE TANGANYIKA HOTEL

Nestled within the colourful and attractive town of Kigoma, Hotel Tanganyika offers a peaceful haven within which guests can absorb and enjoy a combination of African culture and overwhelming natural beauty. The intricately designed gardens that stretch down to the vast waters of Lake Tanganyika and the never-ending golden sunshine are just a part of the immense charm that has earned the hotel such pride of place. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a wedding venue or just simply to hire the facilities, Hotel Tanganyika's prime location and unprecedented service means that your special day will be an unforgettable experience.

ACCOMODATION

Hotel Tanganyika offers an accommodating range of luxury rooms ranging from junior and executive suites to tastefully decorated self contained villas. Each suite is furnished to a crisp, clean contemporary finish and offers guests flat screen televisions, air conditioning and complementary products as standard. Service staff are constantly on hand to cater to the needs of guests and enrich the relaxing atmosphere of the hotel facilities.

FACILITIES

Hotel Tanganyika was built with distinct attention to luxurious detail; a fact reflected by our highly renowned facilities. The beautifully manicured gardens slope delicately down to where the tranquil waters of Lake Tanganyika lap gently at the shores and provide an idyllic setting for weddings or special occasions. Our modern, spacious rooms are a constant favourite choice for those requiring the very best venue for private events or business conferences. Every space is comfortably organised to maximise capacity so that your function runs smoothly and efficiently. No matter what the occasion, the hotel management team look forward to fully accommodating you with style and professionalism.

Excursions

The Kigoma region is also well renowned for its nearby chimpanzee reserves, the Gombe Stream and Mahale Mountains National Parks. Gombe Stream is a compact but important wilderness rich in primate species and made famous by Jane Goodall's scientific study of chimpanzees. Mahale is a larger mountainous region of rainforest offering visitors the opportunity to track and get close to some of Africa’s last remaining chimpanzees; an unforgettable exhilarating experience. 10 km south of Kigoma is Ujiji; the oldest town in western Tanzania and also a ‘slave trade’ town settled by Arabs. Here visitors are able to see the Dr. Livingstone Memorial whilst walking one of the former slave routes.