Hotels in de buurt van U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe (Harare)

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'Beautiful, green grounds and a spotlessly clean property. The staff were the highlight: warm, attentive and genuinely helpful throughout. Breakfast is included and it was excellent. The location works well too. You're in Kambanji, about 10 minutes from most of the eastern suburbs, so Highland Park, La Parada, Mozambik, Ocean Basket and Upstate are all an easy drive. Mukuvisi Woodlands and the city galleries are close enough for a half day out, and Wild Is Life near the airport is worth the trip...

'The staff were incredibly kind and the food was just perfect, a home cooked meal but the flavor was amazing. We ate there every night! 10/10 would go back!'

'Very welcoming check-in. We were allowed to check-in very early which was great. Lovely room, friendly staff, quiet location, beautiful public areas, delicious food. The honesty bar and pretty garden are a real bonus. Highly recommended.'

'It is very secure with good parking. A great location. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. the internet failed the last day.'

'Beautiful hotel and the staff very helpful and nice. Stayed at the Bronte for the third time now end every time warm welcome. Rooms are comfortable and quiet. '

'A remarkable place, a place that truly feels peaceful. Wonderful accommodations, scenery, staff, and food.'

'Great'

'Friendly staff, very helpful, conveniently located within the city centre.'

'Very comfortable acomodation located on the outskirts of the city, not too far from the airport. Beautiful gardens and pool. The staff is extremely friendly and the rooms are exceptionally clean. Highly recommended. '

'The place was a home away from home very nice place big soft comfy bed, very friendly staff very willing to make your stay as you would like. Food was cooked to your liking anything you chose the cooks wanted to cook it for you.'

'Good location, very friendly staff and fast internet. That's the good part. The furniture in the room is however designed to be as uncomfortable as possible, and the bed is the most uncomfortable piece of furniture ever invented. The curtains are not of the blackout type as advertised, quite the opposite really. The room is not a good value for money, but then again nothing in Zimbabwe is, except for the Chop Chop restaurant which you can find two blocks from the hotel.'