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Arusha Coffee Plantation. …a very pleasant first night; the huts were spacious, comfortable and attractively furnished with natural wood ambiance. Dinner was excellent, as were breakfast and lunch. A great place to ‘welcome us to Africa’
George Seltzer, January 2013
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Fabulous experience and we felt taken care of from the minute we arrived to the minute we left. Not just by our butler Advent, but by everyone we met. I love the fact at all the Elewana properties the managers come introduce themselves. They knew it was my birthday on the 8th and had everyone come out and sing to me and gave me a wonderful birthday cake to enjoy. Clint was able to ask the bartender for a special drink and he was happy to make it for us the second night as well. And Advent was simply fantastic. The right combination of nice, caring, interested but gave us our space. She was just willing to do anything for us but we didn’t feel overwhelmed. She embodies what I think Elewana would want people to think about in terms of service. The coffee tour was more interesting than I thought and is a good, short tour and way to keep your interest. Our visit to the orphanage was amazing. The founder was very nice and we enjoyed having the chance to see sites of Arusha (daunting as they are) and getting to meet such wonderful children and a well run facility. Transfers to and from were great and we only wish we would have been able to stay our last night here. The food was also excellent. World class all around.
Kirsten Smith, January 2013
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The trip was AMAZING. We loved Arusha Coffee Lodge was unbelievable beyond words. Tanzania exceeded our expectations in so many ways.
Molly Rosedale, January 2012
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From the moment we arrived at Kilimanjaro Airport and were whisked past the queue waiting at passport control I immediately felt we were onto something good. The hotels were all exceptional in their own individual way and to start the trip in the Plantation Suite at the Arusha Coffee Lodge certainly gave us a taster of things to come. An amazing room and a lovely location.
Anthony Williams, September 2010
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We liked the housing. Good transition for jet lagged people. The game drive in Arusha was great.
Julie Greenberg, July 2010
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All of the campsites and lodges had their own charm, and we thought that the staff in each place were very friendly and helpful to us.
Kathy Knaggs, January 2010
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The Arusha Coffee Lodge was a good place to clean up, re-pack, and relax before the flights home.
John Rosenblum, April 2009
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Our stay at the Arusha Coffee Lodge was wonderful and I am glad we added the extra day as it gave us a chance to rest and relax and to see the Market Place in Arusha. The accommodations, food, wine and service were great and the setting within the coffee plantation was serene. We tasted some great South African wines throughout our trip. I highly recommend this place for beginning a safari.
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This was very nice and the food was very good.
Linda Gawronsky, July 2008
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This was the most beautiful room. We saw all the animals, had a great guide, Ally was his name. He spotted animals and showed us nice places and we enjoyed his knowledge of the area, animals and people, we laughed alot with him too. The hot air balloon was not so great, we flew pretty low and alot of the ride was over newly burnt ground, so saw maybe a total of 10 animals on the balloon ride. And quite expensive for that! I would only recommend it if the animals are really there en masse, migrating. I know they cannot plan the wind or weather, so you can only go as high as is the correct speed for where you have to land... if that makes sense.