Arusha Jua Eco Home- on coffee farm

Everything!

The owner is amazing! He picked up from the airport and patiently waited for me for more than an hour as the line for visa was so long. He gave me a tour around the house to the river and his coffee farm, as well as the neighborhood, I learnt a lot of things! He also has a simple gym in the yard and I did some workout with him! That was great! The yard is well decorated with lots of plants and beautiful lights at night. His daughters are so adorable! We had a good time!

Could use some hangers or hooks in the room and bathroom.

Pretty mountain views and access to trails, but every homestay on Mt. Meru has that.

The owner's wife snapped at me when I asked her which breakfast plate was for me. Fair question as there was a couple sharing the apartment, they had a double breakfast plate waiting for them and I saw no plate with a single serving for me. She could have answered in a civil way. I was only trying to avoid confusion and not eat someone else's breakfast.

You are staying in a small local family run hostel. The hosts are most friendly and very helpful. If you were looking for a a local experience, this is the place! It’s very close to a beautiful river and lots of small farms. They have two kids and some other kids frequent the place, who are incredibly adorable! The kid called Justin basically guided us all over the place, showing us the most beautiful places we would never have seen without his help. The small kids love playing with the guests and give you a warm welcome every morning. Highly recommended!

Supply some more soap and toilet paper please.

From the movement We entered the gate We felt included i the owners family. There was a very friendly and relaxing athmosphere , and a huge ammount of trust. The owner - pray Lord tought us how to take a lala lala in to town, showed us around at his farm. Both the owner and his wife were caring reliable.

After breakfast and until afternoon it was hard to find any staff at the place, so arrangements had to be made at morning time or the day before. Breakfast and dinner were served on TFT Tanzania flexible time.

A good place to stay with good vibes. Met many interesting people while I was there.I stayed there for a month and was able to use it as a base to explore around Mt. Meru and also from which to go on safari and go and to explore Kilimanjaro National Park.

I loved the atmosphere and the owners are very welcoming and friendly. They offered a walk of the banana and coffee plantations in the village, and a walk through the village as part of your stay. That was really cool! The breakfast was plentiful, with variety and tasted great. I met some wonderful people here.

The property is a bit away from town, so getting food for lunch and dinner was tough, but the banana farm has meals, so I ended up going there on my last night. The shower had no pressure, but I was able to wash my hair in the bath. Overall the experience outweighed any shortcomings

I booked a room and chose it on booking.com but when I arrived they ended up putting me in a small room saying that they booked a walk in guest in my room . The room was not clean, had no lock , smell was terrible and as a solo woman I did not feel safe at all in this place . They were also bed bugs and cockroaches around . Properties like this shouldn’t even be allowed to operate with how they handle the customers . Very Poor service. I have shared photos of the room they put me in . Really disappointing