The Golden Tulip is a good 4* hotel with the biggest outdoor pool in the city, overlooking the stunning Indian Ocean there is a deep and shallow end for toddlers. There are a number of sun loungers for guests and food and drinks can be ordered by the pool. The hotel has excellent conference facilities as well as a business centre. (AHJ 1007)All rooms have sea view with private balcony and offer all the comfort you would expect of an international hotel. All rooms are air conditioned and are equipped with satellite television, data ports, a large writing desk, in-room safe, direct dial international telephone and tea/coffee making facilities. The bathrooms are all marble finished and equipped with hairdryers. We offer 24 hour room service and laundry services. All rooms have sea view with private balcony and offer all the comfort you would expect of an international hotel. All rooms are air conditioned and are equipped with satellite television, data ports, a large writing desk, in-room safe, direct dial international telephone and tea/coffee making facilities. The bathrooms are all marble finished and equipped with hairdryers. We offer 24 hour room service and laundry services. The Golden Tulip Dar es Salaam is located on the tranquil green area of the Msasani Peninsula, just 4kms from the centre of the city. The seaside location of the hotel gives you a fantastic view of the Indian Ocean. The city centre, main business area, international organisations and embassies are all located nearby. The airport is situated 18 km from the hotel on the outskirts of the city. Guests have a choice of two good restaurants as well as the ocean facing terrace bar where meals can also be taken. The fine dining restaurant Sanaa (Swahili word for art ) is situated on the first floor and offers modern fusion cuisine. The restaurant is air conditioned and offers a magnificent view over the landscaped gardens and the Indian Ocean. The Arabica Coffee Shop is located in the hotel shopping arcade and offers daily fresh pastries and sweets, and house blend coffee from the Tanzanian coffee fields. The architecture is inspired by the Arabic influences on the Swahili coast. The entrance hall is spectacular with it's stately pillars, grand dome and marble floor and reception desk. There is a seating area for guests.