Hotels in Tanzania Game Parks

Shingled tree houses in the bush; the only lodge within Lake Manyara National Park. 

Masai-inspired huts with Victorian touches (gilt mirrors; velvet bedspreads) along the rim of a volcano.

A farmhouse and 20 cottages on a coffee plantation in the Ngorongoro Forest foothills. 

Edwardian-style tented camps on a ridge in the western Serengeti. 

Series of brightly decorated circular buildings on a cliff overlooking a lake frequented by migrating birds. 

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Rooms have prehistoric wall motifs in this eco-lodge built of river rock and covered in vines. 

Rondavels with floor-to-ceiling windows that look down into the crater, which is frequented by black rhinos.

The property sits deep in a 1,000-square-mile national park among Tanzania’s central highlands. The look would appeal to anyone harboring fantasies of

Sayari Camp, in eastern Tanzania-opened in 2005, it was recently given an extravagant makeover and is now one of the top five-star camps in the remote

Tanzania's 17,000-square-mile Selous Game Reserve is one of the largest in the world. With a dozen postmodern dwellings on the palm-lined banks of the

20 tents with wraparound porches and attentive service along the Grumeti River, a fave drinking spot for hippos.

Secluded hotel with African interiors set in an acacia grove overlooking the plains. Game drives depart twice daily.

South Africa’s pioneering Singita tourism group revamped a pair of lavish lodges and a tented camp in the Grumeti Reserves of Serengeti National Park.