safari hotel 1967

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New Safari Hotel (1967) Ltd, formerly known as Safari Hotel, was built in 1935 for Gladys and Margot Rydon, two English sisters owning coffee estates in Tanganyika. After the unification of  Tanganyika and Zanzibar  into modern–day Tanzania in 1964 and the Arusha Declaration in

With 46 elegant and spacious rooms, Conference halls with a capacity of 10 to 300 people, and Restaurants that excel at traditional, western, and Eastern delicacies, the New Safari Hotel is located at the historical heart of Arusha. Conveniently found in the City center, the accessibility to all sorts of institutions, transportation, and information is guaranteed. Let you be a tourist, a businessman, a historian, or a family.

“Karibu New Safari Hotel (1967) Ltd, a HOME away from HOME.”

Karibu New Safari Hotel (1967) Ltd, a HOME away from HOME

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Single room ($80/night).

Hotel has 46 rooms with accessibility by an elevator and some choice of standard size beds and Queen...

Twin Room ($110/night)

All the rooms have AC, TV cable, Coffee/Tea, mini bar and free internet access. The Hotel has backup...

Triple Room ($150/night)

Suite ($200/night), double room ($110/night), dedicated & attentive staff.

  Our Hotel has very friendly staff with good communicating skills.

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We have free wifi around the Hotel with business center.

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We have coffee restaurant for all types of coffee with other added options in the menu.

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All the rooms have AC, TV cable, Coffee/Tea, mini bar and free internet access. The Hotel has backup generator and solar hot water system throughout the year.

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Hotel has 46 rooms with accessibility by an elevator and some choice of standard size beds and Queen Size beds, King Size beds with deluxe suites. All the rooms have AC, TV cable, Coffee/Tea, mini bar and free internet access. The Hotel has backup generator and solar hot water system throughout the year.

New Safari Hotel (1967) Ltd, formerly known as Safari Hotel, was built in 1935 for Gladys and Margot Rydon, two English sister owning coffee estates in Tanganyika. After the unification of Tanganyika and Zanzibar into modern – day Tanzania in 1964 and Arusha Declaration in 1967.

1967, the Safari Hotel was nationalised, as were many banks and large industries at that time, and handed to the National Housing Corporation. The Hotel was subsequently sold to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania, who added the new to the name and set up the New Safari Hotel (1967) Ltd which acquired its ownership in 2002.

Another noted landmark addition to Arusha in the late 1930’s was the “Safari House” “Newer and fancier than the other Hotels in Arusha, lovely grounds and the old-world charm of its rival.” However, it was masterfully managed by an Englishman, Ben Benbow, who was on a first name basis with every white hunter as well as celebrity actors such as Robert Taylor, John Wayne and Harry Kruger that visited and stayed, during the filming of “HATARI,, in 1961.The place had a beautiful copper bar and “the walls were decorated with framed and signed photographs of white hunters with their clients and trophies.”

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• AIR CONDITIONING
• COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST
• CONFERENCE ROOM
• ELEVATOR IN BUILDING
• FREE PARKING
• PICK AND DROP
• SECURE VAULT
• SMOKING ALLOWED
• Cleanliness
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street in Mbale (courtsey http://www.mbalejambo.org.uk/mbale_005.htm)

Street in Morogoro

Mount Kilimanjaro from Mwenzi Road Moshi 1964 (photo courtesy Dhamianti Bhogal)

The Kilimanjaro looms over the town of Moshi

SEE MOSHI THEN AND NOW (SENT BY TAHIR MIRZA). ....... .CLICK HERE

See Scenes of Mwanza - sent by A.K.Bagha... Click for pdf file

Train at Naivasha Station with Sikh driver around 1955/60

Flamingoes on Lake Nakuru

Nakuru Railway Station - a landmark at the time - (Courtesy Kenya today 1957)

St. Mary of the Angels church (top & bottom)on the way from Nairobi to Nakuru in the Rift Valley, built by Italian POW'S, who held their first service on X'mas day 1943 (courtesy 'The Kenya Magic' )

The Italian POW built church in the Rift Valley 1960 (sent by Rajni Shah)

The church surrounded by dense forest 1960 (sent by Rajni Shah)

Flamingoes beautify the Lake Nakuru 1960 (sent by Rajni Shah)

Near a Sign/mileage poster 1960(sent by Rajni Shah)

Main street in Nakuru 1950's

Krishna Temple (courtesy through open doors)

Workers who constructed the Langa Langa track at Nakuru pose along an African Home around 50's

Nakuru racing track known as langa langa track

Cars line up for race at Nakuru Race track (langa langa) (Photo courtesy the late Jim and Hilda Dixon-taken with thanks from http://www.mccrow.org.uk/eastafrica)

Some more nostalgic memories of the Nakuru Langa Langa Track - sent by Shindae Punny

Vintage Cars on track

Could you help me trace what happened to the Le Gallais Special? This was imported into Kenya by a man called Shepherd and raced by several people, on some occasions at Nakuru I believe. Nobody seems to know what happened to it after 1967 when it was rolled by a man called Salt. I attach a photo which was used for an ad to try and find the car. I am a friend of Peter Le Gallais, the son of the cars builder. (Thanks Gerard van Dam)

Employees outside Mr Valjis shop. Ibrahim seated 3rd from right. THE KARIMBUX’S WERE ONE OF THE FIRST PIONEERS AMONGST MANY OTHER ASIAN FAMILIES TO HAVE SETTLED IN KENYA,EAST AFRICA IN 1895. THEY MADE A GREAT NAME FOR THEMSELVES AND HAD A HISTORY THAT GOES BACK A LONG WAY. THEY WERE TRULY DEDICATED TO KENYA AND CONTRIBUTED TREMENDOUSLY TO THE COUNTRY AND THE COMMUNITY Read all about the Karimbux family on http://karimbuxhousenakurukenya.blogspot.com/ (sent by Shindae Punny)

A recent photograph of Nakuru (2010)

A picturesque view of Lake Naivasha

The Great Rift Valley

Namanga River Camp 1936 (sent by Roger Sharland)

Namanga Hotel (sent by Rajni Shah)

Namanga then and now .. click

Settlers Store Nanyuki 1952 (courtesy we came in dhows)

Settlers Store in later years (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Street in Nanyuki (sent by Narendra Shah)

Marina Grill Nanyuki (sent by Narendra Shah)

Grace House Nanyuki (sent by Narendra Shah)

Equator near Nanyuki (sent by Narendra Shah)

A Narok Supermarket

Narok town centre

NGORONGORO CRATER

Procession of Scouts for funeral of Lord Baden Powell of the Scout movement. 1941 (sent by Rajni Shah)

Gun Salutes for Lord Baden Powell (sent by Rajni Shah)

Treetops where Princess Elizabeth woke up as Queen 1953 (sent by Robin Grayson)

Treetops, the 'Jungle Hotel', which is a combination of luxury guest house and game watching point in the mountain forest of the Aberdares range, near Nyeri, Kenya. The building completed in June 1957, replaced the old Treetops, built in the brances of a giant fig tree in 1932, which was visited by more than 8000 people including Queen Elizabeth. (Courtesy Kenya today 1957)

Treetops hotel (sent by P shah)

The Treetops (sent by Pushpendra Shah)

As the name suggests, Treetops Hotel was literally built into the tops of the trees of Aberdare National Park . The idea was to offer guests a very close view of local wildlife in complete safety. This concept was borrowed from an Indian tradition called Shikar , which was a form of hunting in colonial India , where hunting was done on a platform mounted on a tree in complete safety and comfort. The hotel, initially run by Eric Walker , was operational in 1932 starting with a modest two roomed tree house to the fifty rooms it has today. The original structure was burned down by African guerrillas during the 1954 Mau Mau uprising , but the hotel was later rebuilt near the same waterhole where it was initially. It rises straight out of the ground on stilts and has four decks and a roof top viewing platform. It has a rustic external feel, with matching interior decor. Large timber framed windows dot the internal spaces and a rooftop terrace provides a perfect location for viewing the wildlife below. (sent by Pushpendra Shah)

One of the oldest shops of Nyeri who sold nearly everything (courtesy 'The Kenya Magic' )

Osman Allu Shop during the thirtees (courtesy We came in Dhows)

Shopping centre Karatina (near Nyeri)This name is derived from the word QUARANTINE - the cattle owned by the local population was held in an area - quarantined - before they were slaughtered at the abbatoirs...(courtesy 'The Kenya Magic')

Workshops in Karatina (courtesy 'The Kenya Magic')

Mathai building in Nyeri (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Soroti Railway Station 1956.A bustling and important railway cargo terminus for hauling of exports from Uganda to Mombasa Port. (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Soroti Town - Recent 2012

Tabora Hotel 1950/60's (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Tabora Hotel presently - as elegent as before - thanks to the Tanzania Govt. (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Unlike the Ripon Falls hotel in Jinja, It is so nice and re-assuring to know an old heritage has been maintained so beautifully. I am not sure if the Germans built this magnificent piece of architecture, but the present Management have done extremely well to look after it. It is a three star hotel and the rooms do not have airconditioning. Well worth a visit to Tabora just to re-live old time nostalgia.

Loco shed - Tabora

Tabora Station around 1950's (sent by Rajni Shah)

Outside Tabora Station 50's (sent by Rajni Shah)

An old Asian pioneer near train station Tabora (sent by Rajni Shah)

Rajni Shah's friend Baldev Raj Bij in Tabora 1950's (sent by Rajni Shah)

Plaque of Sir David Livingstone (sent by Rajni Shah)

Grave of Sir David in Tabora (sent by Rajni Shah)

See Tanga through the lens of Tahir Mirza.. Click here

(sent by Narendra Shah)

Thika Falls 1960 (sent by Rajni Shah)

Thika Falls - a picnic spot for Kenyans (sent by Robin Grayson)

Thomson's Falls

Thomson's Falls (sent by Narendra Shah)

A taxi on a petrol station during the 50's at a Thomson Falls's Pump (sent by Tahir Mirza)

Tororo town was on the border of Kenya and Uganda on the way to Jinja and Kampala from Kenya. The hill on the background was a significant landmark on arrival at Tororo (sent by Rajni Shah) 1954

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" Ask for a room on a higher floor to lessen the sounds of the busy streets below. Also, inquire about air conditioning!! "

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Cast & crew, richard quine, catherine spaak, karl malden, melvyn douglas, richard conte, photos & videos, technical specs.

Because of financial difficulties, the elegant and respectable St. Gregory Hotel in New Orleans is in danger of falling into the hands of Curtis O'Keefe, the ruthless owner of a modernized chain of hotels. In a desperate attempt to forestall a takeover action Warren Trent, the hotel owner, a bigoted and strong-principled gentleman, takes the advice of his loyal manager, Peter McDermott, and secures union backing. O'Keefe counters by creating an incident in which a Negro couple is turned away from the hotel. Although McDermott exposes the couple as paid agitators, the union withdraws its support. Meanwhile, other crises are developing at the hotel: the Duke of Lanbourne, soon to be named British Ambassador to the United States, has killed a child in a hit-and-run accident and is being blackmailed for $25,000 by Dupere, an unscrupulous hotel detective; McDermott has become romantically involved with O'Keefe's French mistress, Jeanne; and Keycase, a thief, is attempting to burglarize as many rooms as possible. The Duke decides to turn himself over to the police, but while he is riding down in the elevator with a young mother, her daughter, and Keycase, the elevator suddenly smashes against the shaft girders. In saving the lives of the other passengers, the Duke is killed. After Keycase has been arrested, Trent turns down O'Keefe's final offer and decides to sell the St. Gregory to a real estate corporation. Jeanne leaves O'Keefe for McDermott, and Trent makes plans to open a small family inn.

Merle Oberon

Michael Rennie

Kevin Mccarthy

Carmen mcrae, alfred ryder.

Roy Roberts

Sheila bromley, harry hickox.

William Lanteau

Clinton Sundberg

Davis roberts, jack donner, lester dorr, dee carroll, judy norton, carter dehaven jr., george james hopkins, johnny keating, charles lang, wendell mayes, mickey mccardle, m. a. merrick, sam o'steen, jean burt reilly, howard shoup.

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A sure way to empty a hotel fast: drop an elevator. - Peter McDermott

Location scenes filmed in New Orleans.

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Released in United States Winter January 1, 1967

Film spawned the TV series of the same name.

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SZEGED, SZÉL UTCA 79. TEL.: +36 30 655 9090 E-MAIL: [email protected]

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A Safari Hotel korszerű szolgáltatásai és kényelmes szobái nemcsak azon családok, párok, többfős baráti társaságok számára nyújtanak feltöltődést és nyugalmat, akik a Napfény Városának felfedezésére érkeznek Szegedre, hanem azok számára is, aki a szerb- és a román határ, az M5 és M43 autópályák közelsége miatt átutazóban vannak, vagy üzleti útra érkeztek. A frekventált elhelyezkedésű, az M5 szegedi lehajtójától csupán néhány percre található, könnyen megközelíthető szálloda zárt parkolóval, akadálymentesített közlekedéssel, 34 szobával, 73 férőhellyel és bővített kontinentális reggelivel várja vendégeit. Cím: Szeged, Szél utca 79.

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Kétágyas standard

Romantikára, meghitt pillanatokra tökéletesen megfelelő kétágyas szobák minden korosztály számára.

Háromágyas standard

Az egy gyerekkel pihenő családoknak ideális választás a szobában található duplaágy és a különálló ágy.

Összenyitható kétágyas szoba

16+16m 2 2+2 fő 1+1

Önálló családi apartmanként használható két duplaággyal és két fürdőszobával felszerelt összenyitható szoba.

Összenyitható egyágyas szoba

Kedvező áron biztosítunk önálló szállást egyedül érkező vendégeink részére. Igény esetén a lakrész összenyitható.   

Akadálymentesített szoba

Két fős mozgáskorlátozott szobát alakítottunk ki akadálymentesített fürdőszobával, WC-vel, mosdóval.

Szolgáltatások

Fedezze fel, mit nyújtunk önnek!

A hotel vendégei számára ingyenes, zárt parkoló, akadálymentesített parkolóhellyel.

0-24 órás vendégfogadás

A főbejáratnál automata recepció a be- és kijelentkezéshez, mely 7-19 óráig személyzettel üzemel.

Ingyenes wifihasználat a hotel területén.

Minden szobában előtér, kényelmes franciaágy és zuhanyzós fürdőszoba biztosítja a komfortot.

Felszereltség

Az egységesen felszerelt korszerű bútorzatú szobákban okos TV, WIFI, hajszárító, vízforraló, hűtő, miniszéf fokozza a kényelmet.

A hűtésről fan-coil, a melegről padlófűtés, a folyamatosan friss levegőről szellőztetőrendszer gondoskodik.

Szeged a napfény városa

A néhány percnyire található megállótól villamossal akár 5-10 perc alatt elérhető a belváros, mely számos látnivalóval csalogat.

A park 45 hektáron terül el, és több, mint 1000 állatot, valamint több, mint 200 állatfajt mutat be.

Gasztronómia

A szegedi konyha a magyar konyha egyik legízletesebb és legváltozatosabb szeglete. A városban számos kiváló étterem és kávézó található, ahol a hagyományos szegedi ízeket – így  a halászlét is megkóstolhatjuk.

Vendégeink mondták

Megközelítés

A Szegedi Vadaspark főbejáratától 150 méterre, a vadaspark parkolója mellett, a Szél utca 79. szám alatt található a Safari Hotel. Az M5-ös autópálya lehajtójától mindössze 7-8 percnyi távolságra, a tiszaszigeti, Szerbia felé vezető határátkelőtől mindössze 20 km-re, a kiszombori, Románia felé vezető határátkelőhelytől csupán 31 km-re helyezkedik el.

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