Lux* Marijani Zanzibar

Staff is polite and welcoming. Food was good too. The cost of accommodation and billing food wasn’t effective. Simple mistakes were made when billing meals at the catering or reception …..

環境挺好，就是位置比較偏僻，一日三餐衹能在酒店吃，周邊沒有餐館，酒店的菜也不好吃，服務跟同級別的酒店比，差很多。不太推薦這家酒店。

房間沒有浴缸，酒店環境還挺漂亮。餐食一般吧。服務人員都挺熱情，基本都是白人客人。

WOW another great holiday, at a LUX hotel. We have had the most amazing time, this is a hotel I would highly recommend. The staff could not do enough for you. From the reception, house keeping, bar and restaurant staff. Every member was just amazing! The food was good, the room were lovely too. Special thanks to Desi, who makes the most amazing passionfruit cheesecake. Not to be missed! All round great hotel!

If you want to get relaxed, this is the place to go to. Amazing beach, clean pool, great food and above all the is the staff and their hospitality. Each one went above and beyond to make the guests enjoy the experience. I would highly recommend.

Navigating the Highs and Lows of the Lux Marijani. When it comes to Lux* resorts, expectations are often sky-high, especially for those who have had stellar experiences in the past. For us, The Lux South Atoll in the Maldives set a high bar, with its breath-taking settings and impeccable service, leaving us in awe and eager to come back. However, not all Lux are created equal, and the Lux Marijani seems to be a testament to that. A stay at Lux Marijani offers well-kept rooms and efficient housekeeping, but it seems to lack that 'wow' factor we anticipated. The devil is in the details, and unfortunately, some of these details can significantly tarnish the reputation of a resort that claims to prioritize sustainability. The presence of plastic confetti remnants is a glaring contradiction to such claims, raising questions about the resort's commitment to environmental responsibility. How could the management allow an explosion of plastic confetti for a wedding on their grounds is beyond belief. The issue of sustainability in the hospitality industry is a pressing one. Guests are becoming more environmentally conscious and expect the same from the establishments they patronize. Simple initiatives, such as organizing beach clean-ups and actively engaging guests in sustainability efforts, could go a long way in not only preserving the natural beauty of the resort's surroundings but also in enhancing the guest experience. On the culinary front, while the variety may not be extensive, the availability of fresh fruit and quality food is a plus. However, consistency in service seems to be a challenge, with breakfast setups often incomplete or chaotic for early raisers. It's clear that while there are standout staff members, a collective effort is needed to elevate the overall service to match the expectations set by the resort's luxurious promise. A stroll along the beach can be one of life's simplest pleasures, but at Lux Marijani, there is an unexpected caveat: the persistent attention of local "Masai" vendors. These "Masais" are not local and I have serious doubts that all of them are indeed Masais. They will not come to bother you while you on your beach lounger, but it will make you think twice if you want to stroll on the beach on the low tide. While the vibrant local culture is a draw for many visitors, there seems to be a fine line between an authentic experience and an intrusive one. I would advise a polite but firm approach to maintain your peace. For the fitness aficionados, the resort seems to miss the mark. Despite its five-star rating, the facilities fall short of expectations. A little imagination is a must if you want to keep your fitness level. The final gripe comes at checkout for those with late departures. The resort's policy to exclude beverages leaves guests feeling less than valued after a lengthy stay. It's a small detail with a lasting impact. In conclusion, while Lux Marijani dazzles with its natural beauty, it's the n