Hatari Lodge

The lodge is situated inside the boundaries of the Arusha National Park.

From Arusha Airport to the Hatari Lodge is 65 kilometers or 1-hour and 30 minutes drive, while from Kilimanjaro International Airport, the lodge is a 55 kilometers or 50 minutes drive.

Hatari Lodge is 55km or 90 minutes from the center of Arusha.

The main attraction is the nearby Arusha National Park. This beautiful park is often overlooked, but although smaller than some, it is home to many species of wildlife, such as buffalo, giraffe, Colobus monkeys, and many more. It is also the setting for the beautiful Momella lakes, where flamingos are often seen among the many bird species.

Guests at the lodge can enjoy great views over Mount Meru.

As it is within the Arusha National Park, guests might see giraffes, buffalo, zebra, various antelope species, birds, and monkeys.

The cost of a night’s stay at the Hatari Lodge will depend on the dates of your stay, the number of guests and the type of room you choose. Please get in touch with us directly for further information on prices.

Guests can choose from a Deluxe Room, Suite, or Junior Suite.

Guests can check in from 14:00hrs and must check out by 10.00 hours on departure day

Yes, the Hatari Lodge welcomes those traveling in family groups.

Free Wi-fi is available in public areas.

Yes, there is an outdoor fireplace at the lodge. From the nearby seating area, guests can enjoy watching the passing wildlife.

The private bathrooms feature either bathtubs or rainfall showers. Guests can also expect high-quality bed linen, memory foam beds, a pillow menu, bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.

As the region’s water is alkaline and unsuitable for mosquito larvae, there is no need for mosquito netting.

Yes, these are provided.

Several activities are available at the Hatari Lodge (most at extra cost): Private game drives, walking safaris, trekking, canoeing on the Momella Lakes, waterfall excursions (with picnic), and bush breakfasts.

Guests can take the full-day trek to the Kitoto Viewpoint (2500m), passing across the savannah and through dense forest and returning via the Tululusia Waterfall. An alternative is a full-day hike with a descent down into the Ngurdoto Crater, with plenty of wildlife to see.

The game drive is within the Arusha National Park, visiting the rock formations, the Ngurdoto Crater, and the Ngongongare Springs.

The lodge runs on solar power.

English, German and Swahili is all spoken.