GREEN GARDEN HOSTEL
Auberge de jeunesse
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2024
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2024
Cet hostel est proche du centre, tout en restant dans la verdure et au calme. C'est son cadre de pelouse et d'arbres fruitiers qui fait son charme. Le bon plan, c'est de dormir sous une tente lourde de safari, sur des lits de camp avec un matelas tout confort, à petit prix avec douches partagées (eau chaude). Autre option en dur : des dortoirs de 4 à 8 lits (mixtes) ou des chambres doubles avec salle de bains privative. Propreté acceptable, resto sous un abri de makuti avenant, des coins chill sous les arbres. Super accueil de Simba et bon petit déjeuner. Wifi.
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GREEN GARDEN HOSTEL se situe au 20 Ingira Streete , Arusha
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We booked our 3 day and 2 nights safari for a great price wich was negotiable. Also we got a free transfer from the airport and the first night for free. The owner helped with everything and all the staff was really helpful. The safari was wonderfull and our guide Raj was a great guy and knew everything. The meals were also great. The first night we stayed on a campsite in the wilderness without any toilets. It was a private campsite and we had a great time. The last day of our safari we had a little problem with going into the park, because there was made a mistake by the park office.
When we came back and discussed this with the owner, we got a listening ear and a discount for our next trip. Also with planning the rest of our trips to another destination, we got a lot of help. Transfers and safe and good accommodation info.
Also the cook is great, helpful with everything and making food especially for us at any time.
The surroundings are beautiful and even though it didn't have a swimming pool, we could go next door into the swimming pool for free.
The safari company did mess us around a bit. The national parks were gorgeous and our guide, Reuben, did such an amazing job. Just some notes for people trying to decide what company to go with:
- First day was fine. No complications. Second day we found out our guide was leaving and we were changing safari vehicles to one that was smaller. We were shown a photo of the vehicle we would be in before leaving, but this was not accurate after we swapped.
- The new vehicle could not access the same roads and other four wheel drives. The roof popped up but was very low and my partner cut his nose on it when the vehicle failed to make it through one part of the road and jolted us extremely hard.
- The change in guides was okay, but the new guide struggled with English a little bit. We worked it out though.
- On the second day a car dropped us at the incorrect hostel. When we told them this they said we were moving. Our luggage was at the previous hostel. Instead of igloo rooms, we were going to be sleeping in tents. Eventually it was agreed we could stay at the original hostel, but we needed to be shuttled between them for meals as for some reason we could no longer have our meals at the original hostel. Ibrahim was quite dismissive of our annoyance.
- When we were two minutes away from our hostel our transport stopped at a massive souvenir shop for a "toilet break". None of us were interested in the shop and we were never asked if we wanted to go. I'm guessing they make commission when they bring people there.
- Due to the problems with accommodation/meals/transport the staff at the two hostels were acting really coy. We felt people were lying to us or not giving us straight answers. Honestly they seemed scared of Ibrahim because they were unwilling to say anything at all until we/they spoke to him first.
Once you take the price of the safari, tips, and the poor organisation into consideration, I would probably go with another company if I had my time again. It would have been so much better if Reuben had remained our guide and if everything was advertised correctly. I'd personally advise going elsewhere.