Stone Town Café B&B

Zanzibar Town


Simple, unpretentious and uncluttered, the Stone Town Café has five rooms with Zanzibari beds dressed in pristine white linens. Black-and-white photos, decorative chests and rugs lend atmosphere. Some rooms have balconies overlooking Kenyatta Rd. Breakfast is served downstairs at the Stone Town Café – choose from inside seating or the palm-shaded patio.


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