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Swahili Beach Resort is a stunning place with a unique Swahili aesthetic and lush surroundings. The vibe is peaceful, and the staff truly elevate the experience.||First, the people: the soul of this place.||Kelvin at the reception was a highlight 🤩— helpful, gracious, and took the time to show me around the hotel. And when I raised concerns about my initial room, he facilitated a smooth transition to a different one.||Omar, the pool attendant, was lovely — very helpful and even helped me capture some gorgeous poolside photos 💃🏽||At the Zanzibar restaurant 🔥, I had an incredible time thanks to Chef Moses, Nivea, Ronni, and Veronica. The energy, the banter, the food — pure joy. ||At Baharini, whoever made my “catch of the day” kingfish lunch deserves serious praise. It was an absolute 10/10. ||And at the spa, the hot stone massage with Guda was heavenly — soft hands and calming energy made for a deeply relaxing experience.||But now to the points that held the experience back:||- Both rooms showed signs of wear and need to be repaired ||- Final night: the way my bill was delivered immediately with my drink, and a thank-you note in my room was paired with an invoice that was incomplete and included already-paid charges. Then the repeated mentions of “this is an extra charge” throughout my stay felt excessive and detracted from the relaxed, luxury experience I was expecting. It made me feel like I was being monitored more than hosted. ||To Note: I shared detailed feedback with Vincent who oversees room-related matters (title escapes me!), and overall feedback with Kelvin and both received it with genuine warmth and openness — something I truly appreciated and i hope it is passed across.||In conclusion, the staff are the hotels greatest asset, the setting is undeniably beautiful, and the potential is all there. With better systems and a stronger focus on guest experience details, Swahili Beach could truly be top-tier.