Monomotapa Hotel

Standing proudly against the Harare skyline, the Monomotapa Hotel's unique concave shape reflects all the splendour of the ancient Royal Munhumutapa Kingdom, and draws on that legendary African civilisation for its name, Monomotapa.Overlooking the city, its mix of twin rooms, king leisure rooms and luxurious suites enjoy panoramic views of Harare, right on the doorstep of the city’s Central Park and Gardens.The rooms at the Monomotapa Hotel are designed especially for the business traveller, complemented with a WiFi connectivity. Rooms can also accommodate families with

Standing proudly against the Harare skyline, the Monomotapa Hotel's unique concave shape reflects all the splendour of the ancient Royal Munhumutapa Kingdom, and draws on that legendary African civilisation for its name, Monomotapa.

Overlooking the city, its mix of twin rooms, king leisure rooms and luxurious suites enjoy panoramic views of Harare, right on the doorstep of the city’s Central Park and Gardens.

The rooms at the Monomotapa Hotel are designed especially for the business traveller, complemented with a WiFi connectivity. Rooms can also accommodate families with the option of checking into inter-leading rooms. All rooms overlook the Harare Gardens.

All the facilities and services at the Monomotapa Hotel are within easy reach of guests and there is always a guest relations officer to assist, should one require any facility or service outside the hotel premises. The sparkling pool provides the opportunity to exercise or just cool off, while our attentive staff will serve poolside refreshments and the Aquarium Lounge Bar is right there for a quiet drink or something more adventurous.

Besides the fact that the Monomotapa Hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre where guests can do their shopping, a variety of local attractions are available in the nearby areas. Some of the attractions in the area include an 18-hole golf course, tennis and squash courts, museum, botanical gardens, Central Park, cinemas nearby, cultural gallery, Snake Park, Lion and Cheetah Park, Mukuvisi woodlands, and Domboshava rock paintings.