Maisha Matamu Boutique

Everything

Nothing

The location with direct access to the beach and very close to the center of Paje, the accommodation conditions at very high standards and last but not least the staff who work every day to make tourists feel very good.All outdoor spaces and the pool are well maintained and beautifully decorated, making stay at this accommodation very pleasant and relaxing.Considering the fact that we had a fairly long stay, I could observe some reactions of tourists who forget that they are in Africa, their demands often being exaggerated, their reactions based on the "I paid" principle....

It is a recommendation for a more diverse menu at breakfast and at the bar where lunch and dinner can be served.

Everything! When you walk into Maisha Matamu you immediately feel relaxed and know your in paradise! It’s so relaxing, calm and beautiful!

Nothing!

The room was very nice. The hotel is next to the beach.

The system was overused, so there was so many power outage during the days. Meaning, the AC restarted a thousand times during the night. We had to ask for towels every day. The cleaning lady sometimes just give one new instead of two. The breakfast wasn’t really rich. We had to wait for hours for our food. (One day we literally had to wait 2 hours to get our meal and 35 mins to get only one dessert. (At least we got drinks on the house, when after 1.5hours waiting time, we decided to leave. They could not say anything else, that they are really sorry. There was 15 people beside us. In my opinion 15 ppl is not enough to kill a hotel’ kitchen. At least if they knew it was 24th of December, Christmas Eve, they could be prepared for a little more. If some meal is incomplete (like they did not have hummus, ice cream, jam etc.) they do not Tell you before, but you just realize when the food arrives. The salads are even smaller than the starters. At the end they put 5% plus if you would like to pay buy card, but they do not inform you about this, just add as an extra to your bills. It was not even written down anywhere, when I asked them to show it to me. All the staff spoke English perfectly, or at least they seemed to speak perfectly. But sometimes I felt that they do not understand a word of what I am speaking. They just smiled.:) Like I asked for some fresh tomato and I got grilled ones. (At least I got any)