Transit Airport B&b Phone Number and Contact Information

This bustling commercial-residential zone features a mix of mid-rise buildings along Nyerere Road, with proximity to key transit corridors like the Bagamoyo Highway.

The neighborhood thrives with small-scale markets, including the Ukonga Fresh Produce Market, where vendors sell tropical fruits and grilled mishkaki skewers.

Dining options near the Kinondoni Dar es Salaam accommodation include Chef’s Pride, renowned for its Swahili coastal dishes like octopus curry and coconut rice, and Mamboz Corner BBQ, a street-food hub serving flame-grilled nyama choma.

Cultural enthusiasts visit the Askari Monument downtown (25-minute drive), commemorating World War I soldiers, while the Village Museum showcases traditional Tanzanian tribal architecture.

Business travelers frequent the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) Kinondoni Branch for tax services or attend conferences at the Mlimani City Conference Centre.

Reaching the Airport B&B Tanzania involves a 15-minute taxi ride from JNIA via Nyerere Road, with metered fares available through apps like Twende.

Public transit users take daladala minibus route 111 from the airport to Ukonga junction, followed by a 10-minute walk.

Self-drivers follow Airport Road to the TAZARA Railway crossing, turning left onto Ukonga Street.

Limited on-site parking exists, though secure paid parking operates at Ukonga Shopping Complex nearby.

Budget alternatives include Ukonga Guest House with basic rooms and shared kitchens, ideal for backpackers, or Airport View Lodge offering compact studios with mosquito nets.

The JNIA Transit Hostel provides dormitory-style lodging for early-morning flights, while Safari Inn near Kariakoo Market features vibrant Maasai-inspired decor at modest rates.

Guest reviews consistently praise the property’s 24/7 airport shuttle service and soundproofed rooms that minimize aircraft noise.

Many highlight the lush courtyard garden with papaya trees as a tranquil retreat, though some note intermittent water pressure during peak hours.

Business travelers appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi for virtual meetings, while families value the proximity to Coco Beach (35-minute drive) for weekend outings.

Recurring compliments mention the staff’s fluency in English and Swahili, while occasional critiques reference limited in-house dining options beyond breakfast.

Historical exploration extends to the National Museum & House of Culture (40-minute drive) displaying fossilized hominid remains, while nature lovers visit the Dar es Salaam Botanical Gardens with its century-old baobabs.

Sports enthusiasts utilize the Karume Memorial Stadium for weekend football matches or join yoga sessions at Zenji Wellness Hub.

Educational institutions like the University of Dar es Salaam’s College of Engineering host public lectures, while the Tanzania Institute of Accountancy offers professional development courses.

Nightlife thrives at Samaki Samaki Lounge near Msasani Peninsula, blending live Taarab music with contemporary DJ sets.