Manor at Ngorongoro
Shangri-La Coffee Estate, Adjacent to Ngorongoro Crater
Nestled adjacent to the breath taking Ngorongoro Conservation Area within the 1,500 acre Shangri-La Coffee estate, The Manor at Ngorongoro is a one-of-a-kind experience. African hospitality fused with old world Afro-European architecture and décor embraces you in luxuriant style surrounded by the natural splendor of the Tanzanian highlands and the world heritage site: The Ngorongoro Crater. Think cigars and brandy, elegant fine dining, and post-dinner snooker. The Manor is one of the most lavish properties on the safari circuit; the rooms are cottage suites within the manicured gardens, and each suite has its own private entrance, and adjoining private sun terrace. A double open-fronted log-burning fireplace divides a room interior that mirrors the traditional Cape Dutch architecture. The en-suite bath and shower room possesses a Victorian-style claw-footed bath, as well as twin vanity basins and large ‘rainfall’ shower. There is nothing like returning from a day out on safari to a hot bubbly soak in your Victorian bathtub. And for families there is the exclusive Stable Cottage which has three guest bedrooms with three bathrooms. An expansive living area incorporates a lounge area,
Nestled adjacent to the breath taking Ngorongoro Conservation Area within the 1,500 acre Shangri-La Coffee estate, The Manor at Ngorongoro is a one-of-a-kind experience. African hospitality fused with old world Afro-European architecture and décor embraces you in luxuriant style surrounded by the natural splendor of the Tanzanian highlands and the world heritage site: The Ngorongoro Crater. Think cigars and brandy, elegant fine dining, and post-dinner snooker. The Manor is one of the most lavish properties on the safari circuit; the rooms are cottage suites within the manicured gardens, and each suite has its own private entrance, and adjoining private sun terrace. A double open-fronted log-burning fireplace divides a room interior that mirrors the traditional Cape Dutch architecture. The en-suite bath and shower room possesses a Victorian-style claw-footed bath, as well as twin vanity basins and large ‘rainfall’ shower. There is nothing like returning from a day out on safari to a hot bubbly soak in your Victorian bathtub. And for families there is the exclusive Stable Cottage which has three guest bedrooms with three bathrooms. An expansive living area incorporates a lounge area,
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