維納斯高級飯店的評論

The hotel is located right in the heart of Arusha. You. can walk around the area to get a feel of this vibrant city. It’s walking distance to Shoppers Super Market, Mr Wang Chinese restaurant, and a few Bristol’s and cafes. The room rate is reasonable, the room is clean and comfortable, and the hotel staff are helpful and friendly.

所謂豪華房是樓層最小的一個房間，衞生整體還不錯，但是服務和設施相對差一些。

酒店在市中心，有點堵車，房間很乾凈，服務也很不錯，就是周邊比較亂，全是各種店面！

Not good experience. I was even charged for a meal that the waiter presented poorly and the plate it was in broke with the meal hence I didnt eat but was charged

Staff are great and the Indian food in the restaurant is excellent.

總體還行，對得起這個價格（當地普遍較貴）。阿魯沙是一個safari的中轉站，路上很多拉客的旅行社和酒店，大家謹慎對待

挺好的，服務不錯

位於阿魯沙市中心，房間乾淨整潔

Great service and locations. Very hospitable. They also let me drop my luggage for a couple of nights while I’m doing safari

第一天到阿魯沙臨時落腳，還算乾淨，早餐還不錯。比預想的好。 周邊很熱鬧，有點嘈雜，走到shoppers不遠。 沒有看到牙刷等一次性用品。

Came here because I didn't want to stay at hotel in moshi we were put in on Kila climb. Overall it's an above average hotel... clean, staff is nice, showers and AC work well. My only complaint is the room, spa, food and drinks there are more expensive than what you would find in a US city and for me would not have me returning.

I would never stay here again. I saw two cockroaches in the restaurant. The towels are dingy and look like they’re 10 years old at least. The rooms are old and dated, and I felt like the sheets were not clean. Worse, there was somebody’s fake eyelash glued to the floor right next to the bed plus a hair. When I brought this to someone’s attention at the front desk, they didn’t apologize or anything. The gym is a joke and has like two pieces of work out equipment plus a couple of awkward weights. Judge for Yourself from the picture I took. Do yourself a favor and spend a little more money and stay at the gran Melia Arusha. So nice.

We stayed in Venus Premiere for just one night to fly out to Zanzibar next day. The hotel rooms are nice but doesnt have any good view. Even the mountain view room has partial view of mountain and then right across the street you can see house with their clothes line and clothes hung out to dry out. The street outside the hotel looked a bit busy and not safe to venture hence we didnt step out of the hotel. Overall the hotel was very empty for a weekend stay. The food was average. The are a little short staffed but the staff is very polite and hard working.

We are not fussy travellers by any means, however I would not recommend or stay at this hotel again. The rooms are so old, no fridge the showers were terrible, the taps leaked, the cold tap didn’t work, the room we were given had no bedside tables. Rooms were humid, smelt musty. Black hair in my bed. Bedding creased and old. Fitted sheet didn’t fit the beds. Towels so rough and old need replacing. We had no spare toilet rolls in the bathroom. No attention to detail at all. It was old hostel standard at an expensive cost. It’s a $50 a night standard at a push. Breakfast were also very poor. Weak watery coffee, no option for barista made coffee or decent African coffee. The food was mainly only hot Indian food & only bread and omelette as an alternative option. Confusing given we are in Africa we expected more African options and catering for other nations with hot breakfast options. Dinner options was 95% Indian food again. Given you are stuck at night in your hotels due to safety a better variety of dinner food would be welcomed as we didn’t want to eat Indian two nights while travelling East Africa. Hotel guests were loud shouting and moving around on upper floors keeping us awake. After complaining more than once the staff did their best to assist but it was not a pleasant stay at all. We were then woken up at 6am by people ringing our room doorbell. The location is right amongst the local part of town so you cannot leave at night. You will be pounded on leaving your Safari jeeps or when being picked up (it’s fine but a heads up). I’d recommend staying by the clock tower as walking distance to massi market, and a great coffee shop for African food and good coffee (Coffee Culture).