The Swahili Beach Hotel is a new five star resort centrally located on the famous Diani Beach on the south coast of Mombasa. This unique property offers a blend of the architectural influences from Kenya, Arabia, Zanzibar and India, all of which have been fused to create the vibrant surroundings of Swahili Beach. 

Bars and Restaurants at Swahili Beach Hotel:
Dining here is a culinary experience, offering a variety of casual and fine dining outlets. Majilis is the main buffet restaurant, translated to  ‘meeting or gathering’  the décor features limited edition black and white photographs of Swahili culture. East is East offers a fusion of Indian and Swahili cuisine not to be found anywhere else in Kenya. Featuring a Shisha bar area and low banquette seating,  the restaurant offers a contemporary take on "Indian" style. The Champagne & Oyster Bar; an a la carte seafood restaurant raised 40 ft above the beach. Baharini means ‘ocean’, Baharini is situated right on the beach overlooking the Indian Ocean. Primarily a beach bar & Italian restaurant, it has been beautifully decorated in reclaimed dhow wood furniture.

Guest can relax in low sofas converted from local canoes which have been filled with cushions, ensuring the most fantastic 'sundowner' spot on Diani Beach. Kahawa Cafe; an Arabian-style coffee shop serving aromatic coffees, light snacks and confectionery. Baraza Bar is the main cocktail bar is located on the beach and The Palm Bar is a contemporary bar; a barefoot beach bar and a swim­-up, there is also a poolside bar. 

Facilities at Swahili Beach Hotel:
The Spa and Fitness Centre sits by the ocean front with its own cove and pool. Guests will be pampered in luxurious treatment rooms each with individual showers. The spa has a wide array of treatments using a renowned product line and administered hands of skilled therapists who are professionally trained and certified.

The boutique show-cases exceptional products from Kenya and beyond, the jewellery store offers a wide range of unique pieces, many incorporating precious gems from East Africa, such as Tanzanite. The magazine and newspaper shop also stocks toiletries and confectionary. The comprehensive watersports centre offers a wealth of beach and ocean activities including scuba diving (PADI).