The six luxurious rooms and two family rooms of the Arusha Villa are set in a beautiful garden with Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro in the background. The spacious rooms have en-suite bathrooms, king-size beds, a sitting area and a private balcony or terrace.

Arusha Villa was originally a coffee roastery. In the garden elements from this time are still recognizable, for example around the pool, where in earlier days the coffee beans were washed. The beautiful garden overlooking the countryside invites you to rest in the sun. With a little luck, you‘ll even spot a Colobus Monkey in the treetops.

Little Chem Chem, known as the sunrise camp, offers five exquisitely decorated double tents and one family tent, each with a large bedroom (three have king-size beds, two offer twin beds), with a rocking chair and study desk, a vanity area with dressing room and an en suite bathroom with a shower and flushing toilet.

The main area consists of several lounge and mess tents, each stylishly decorated. At night the camp is light by many lanterns. Embracing an ‘Out-of-Africa’ atmosphere all guests are offered a private table and fire pit with flames that mesmerise you as the sounds of an African night come to life. Service and food are usually excellent.

Chem Chem's portfolio also includes: Chem Chem Safari Lodge & Forest Chem Chem

Little Chem Chem is located on the eastern side of the concession.

Gibb's Farm is not only a smart destination for visiting safari guests, but also a working organic coffee, fruit and vegetable plantation. Originally built in 1929, the farm has been extending a warm welcome to guests for the past forty years.

It comprises 18 en-suite cottages, each equipped with fireplace, bathtub and veranda. Sympathetic refurbishment has continued to keep the main building up to date while retaining the farmhouse's original character.

Encircled by a historic English garden, the main building is where guests will find the restaurant, lounge and bar. The spectacular views from the veranda reach much further than the farm's plantation.

Nyasi Migrational Camp is moved twice a year, always on the heels of the large herds of wildebeest and zebra. It is a particularly elegant tented camp with a great Out of Africa flair. In the cozy lounge tent you can browse through beautiful safari books, review your snapshots of the day or have interesting conversations. A campfire is part of the daily routine and whenever possible and desired, your private outdoor table will be set up under the stars.

The camp consists of two sides that operate independently, each with its own lounge and dining tent. One side includes six double rooms, the other side two double rooms and the family tent with two en-suite tents and shared lounge. The family side is suitable for private bookings and larger families traveling with children (possible from the age of 4 years).

Faru Faru is modern and chic – nestled under the canopy of high trees it offers an almost tropical holiday feeling, which is sympathetically accentuated by the small sandy beaches deposited around its swimming pools.

Faru Faru comprises nine luxury air-conditioned suites, each with its own bath, open-air shower, lounge, minibar and private veranda with loungers. Beautifully decorated with light-coloured furniture and fitted with cool stone floors, the suites also feature glass front walls that open at the touch of a button.

Families can either book the 2-bedroom suite, situated close to a waterhole at the rear of the lodge and featuring two bedrooms, a lounge and a private plunge pool, or the family suite, which essentially comprises two adjoining standard rooms.

The main building boasts a lounge, bar, library and dining room with an open fireplace near one of the two pools to the front. The complex is built over several levels enclosed by various small stone walls. Tucked away around a corner, the second pool and its sandy beach offer a higher degree of privacy.