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Hotels in Marangu
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Babylon Lodge
10.01 reviewMarangu -Moshi, Marangu, Kilimanjaro
In Tanzania · passport or ID card may be needed
Babylon Lodge
Marangu
In Tanzania · passport or ID card may be needed
Marangu Hotel
Marangu, Kilimanjaro
In Tanzania · passport or ID card may be needed
About hotels in Marangu
3 hotels currently indexed in Marangu, with prices compared across multiple booking platforms in real time. The largest group is 2-star (1 of 3).
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Staying in Marangu
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Typical weather
October here averages 24°C, with around 60 mm of rain across the month.
November here averages 25°C, with around 99 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.
Worth visiting from Marangu
Distances are in a straight line.
- National parkNairobi National Park225 kmA wildlife park on the edge of Nairobi where lions, giraffes and rhinos can be seen against the city skyline.
- Town or cityNairobi236 kmKenya's capital and main gateway, with museums, markets and a wide choice of hotels.
- CoastMombasa253 kmA historic Indian Ocean port with an old town, beaches nearby and many hotels.
- Historic siteFort Jesus Museum255 kmA 16th-century Portuguese fort in Mombasa, listed by UNESCO, now housing a museum.
- Historic siteRuins of Gedi277 kmThe ruins of a medieval Swahili town set in coastal forest near Watamu, listed by UNESCO.
- Historic siteNairobi National Museum237 kmKenya's main national museum, covering natural history, ethnography and early human fossils.
- Historic siteKaren Blixen Museum233 kmThe former farmhouse of author Karen Blixen in Nairobi, now a museum of her life in Kenya.
- CountrysideSacred Mijikenda Kaya Forests241 kmA group of forest sites near the coast that hold sacred significance for the Mijikenda people, listed by UNESCO.