Reyna Resort By Cezere The Palm

Lovely hotel in Paje! Super close to the beach and restaurants and with a lovely pool to relax by with comfy pool beds. Staff were lovely and helpful and breakfast was delicious.

We liked everything! The amazing staff that helped out in a situation of crisis. The welcoming atmosphere. The kindness of all staff from the beginning til we left in a hurry. They helped us booking transport everywhere and asked nothing back. They beautiful pool area was amazing. Breakfast had a variety of 9 different setups. Comfortable beds and clean.

The wifi was sometimes very slow.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would happily recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, welcoming and relaxing place to stay. The breakfasts were really good. The swimming pool is also lovely — clean, well maintained and a perfect place to relax after a day at the beach or exploring the area. The location is another big advantage. The hotel is very close to the beach. Despite being so conveniently located, the hotel itself feels peaceful and comfortable. We would especially like to thank Ms. Sia, who went far above and beyond what we could have expected. When we needed help with a medical issue, she personally called the clinic for us and helped us arrange everything. What touched us the most was that, even after finishing her shift and leaving work, she came back to the hotel to help us. This was such a kind and thoughtful gesture, and it made us feel incredibly supported at a stressful moment. Ms. Sia’s kindness, patience and genuine concern made a huge difference to us, and we are truly grateful for everything she did. She is an absolute credit to the hotel and deserves special recognition.

The staff was friendly and absolutely lovely. The breakfast was good, it’s a short walk to the beach and the wifi works really well.

The electric is completely worthless. I know there are issues all over the island, but after a year in Zanzibar, I have never had issues like this. We weren’t able to use the fridge at all, every time we switched the fan on we would lose power and light, and we would have to get up 3-4 times a night to flip the breaker for the AC to go back on. The drinks at the bar are the most expensive I’ve ever had on the island.