"Convenient hotel with clean rooms and nice views with a balcony although the tv was not working and we were told it was under maintenance. They charge you for water after the second day. Breakfast was ok and offered diverse options."

"As part of Soraka’s Tour package, I was required to stayed at Kilimanjaro Wonders Hotel. Unfortunately, this hotel had dirty sheets, and a headboard with old and peeling material that constantly flaked onto the bed. Also, upon my arrival there was no hot running water. After more than 18 hours of travel, it was a major inconvenience to not be able to shower after a long day of travel. I tried to reach the owners of Soraka Tours, as I was in need of immediate assistance, but I did not receive an answer until the next morning. This was surprising, as one of the owners actually live in Moshi. Additionally, the hotel did not have internet service, so it was very difficult to communicate with love ones to let them know that I arrived safely. Later, I was told by Soraka Tours that this was one of the better hotels in Tanzania. I have stayed at several Tanzania hotels in the past, and know that this is not true, and that there are plenty of great hotels in Moshi that have hot running water, and do not require their customers to sleep on dirty sheets. Please see the attached pictures. I immediately asked to be moved to a new room, but was not allowed to do so until the next morning, as they claimed not to have any available rooms. Unfortunately, I had a sleepless night as I had to sleep on a chair for the entire night. I learned the next day that the hotel was actually half empty as it was off-season for tourists. This is not the service that I expected from Soraka Tours. There are more experienced and established tour companies that have a proven track record, as it pertains to service and offer much better accommodations to their clients. My advice - Soraka’s commitment and promise to giving clients the best experience was not provided and my overall experience, including the accommodations, was horrible."

"It's always full. The staff are all very kind. The pool is nice and the breakfast is delicious. It's a little far from town and there aren't any shops nearby, but there's food and drinks available at the hotel so it's not a problem. It's a great hotel and I recommend it."

"Very Good hotel with nice views and rooms, Good service and atmosphere"

"The staff of this hotel are amazing. So helpful, so pleasant and so professional. They are now family and I will miss them dearly. Looking forward to my next return."

"spent 3 nights at Kilimanjaro Scenic Lodge, and it was truly a memorable experience. The lodge is owned and operated by Mr. Gabriel, who made us feel completely at home. The property is peaceful, surrounded by beautiful nature—an ideal place to relax and recharge. What really made the difference was Mr. Gabriel’s incredible hospitality. He helped us arrange transportation from the airport, transfers to Arusha, and even local tours to explore nearby adventures. From a Moshi-style barbecue to finding medicine when we needed it, he took care of everything with genuine care. The homemade meals were delicious and gave us the energy we needed after our Kilimanjaro climb. We especially enjoyed our long conversations with Mr. Gabriel about Tanzanian culture—his deep respect for community and tradition shines through in everything he does. Mr. Gabriel puts is incredibly resourceful and passionate—whether it’s organizing safaris, cooking local cuisine, or curating authentic experiences. If you’re looking for genuine hospitality and a place that feels like home, Kilimanjaro Scenic Lodge is the perfect choice."

"Are entire experience was excellent. Charles, Elizabeth and especially Foya when above and beyond to make are stay exceptional"

"The location is good and the breakfast was simple but delicious. I booked a dormitory room but they let me use the room exclusively."

"The staff were friendly, there was a pool, and the rooms were cottage-style, which was a nice touch for a resort hotel. The rooms were clean, and the beds had mosquito nets, so mosquito protection was excellent. It was convenient for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and taking safaris, but it was a bit far from downtown, so we had to use a car."