Relax at the Royal Zanzibar Beach Resort, the beautiful coastlines with its palm-fringed beaches creates an image of a forgotten paradise. Most are protected by coral reefs and are made of white coral sand. Here you can relax on the balmy, tropical shores of the Indian Ocean. In the morning it may be possible to see some of the local fisherman, in their traditional dhows, bringing in their catch of the day. Spend your day relaxing on the beach or snorkelling in crystal-clear water. There are several optional excursions that can be arranged through the hotel, such as scuba diving, boat excursions or fishing trips.
Relax in style when you stay at the Royal Zanzibar Beach Resort. Our rooms offer wonderful views of the property and the ocean. Enjoy stunning Zanzibar sunsets from the terrace overlooking the ocean or take in a slice of Swahili culture and heritage in our comfortable rooms.
Room Types
Superior Rooms
Experience Swahili heritage in our spacious and well-lit Superior Rooms. Located on the ground and first floor, these rooms are about 78 square meters. Renovated in 2020, they come with a terrace with an expansive view of the property.
Superior Deluxe Rooms
Enjoy exceptional views of the gardens, pools, and the ocean beyond when you stay in our Superior Deluxe Rooms. Located on the second and third floors, these rooms have wall-to-wall sliding glass doors that provide plenty of natural light.
Ocean Suites
Enjoy the stunning sunsets of Zanzibar from the comfort of your room while staying in our Ocean Suites. Located at the very front of the property, these 98-square-meter suites have a lovely terrace with a table and chairs for two, from which you can enjoy incredible views of the ocean.
Royal Suite
For the ultimate indulgence, check into our gorgeous Royal Suite. It is 300 square meters of luxury outdone only by the incredible view. Wraparound glass railings on the open terrace and floor-to-ceiling glass on two walls of the living room make it feel as if you are floating above the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean.
