Real and precious African village life experience. Every day we have a rich breakfast and dinner, playing with the children, watching animals in the yard, and learning batik in the workshop ... I feel that I have become a member of the family. I couldn't help crying when I left, it was an unforgettable memory.

It should be noted in advance that the door of the room here is not close, so mosquitoes will come in. No sound insulation with the neighbor's house next door. Bathing needs to be dripped on your own, and then pour it with water scoop. But this is a valuable rural experience for me, just reminding people who cannot accept.

I even couldn’t find that place

The friendly welcome of the host and the tea provided. Twin beddded room basic but clean. Evening meal of chicken rice cabbage and salad plentiful and delicious.

Not his fault but the roads to the place were very bad.

absolutely beautiful young family that make you feel very at home during the whole stay. Placed in a lovely quiet neighbourhood out of the busyness of Dar, and Eazy will organise rides for you to town if you need them. the food Veronica made was also really good, with fresh fruit and vegetables. we made batik and tie dye with Eazy too who is a beautiful local artist with a shop in Slip way. overall a very authentic stay and we felt very sad to leave!

If you`re searching for an authentic Tanzanian experience, then you`re right here! Beautiful little village with beautiful people, especially Eazy, his wife and the kids are so lovely, kind and always looked out for us. We had a really enjoyable stay there, nice conversations and a delicious breakfast. But you have to be ready to adjust to this simple lifestyle, but it`s worth it believe me!

Nothing bad, it makes this place even more authentic that there isn`t really a bathroom only your small toilet.

Family-feel place in a real African neighborhood. We will be back!

Eazy is a fabulous host. He helped us in so many ways I've lost count. He is a great cook and a marvellous batik artist. My brother and I had a comfortable little banda and really enjoyed spending time socialising with Eazy and the guests in the inviting thatched sheter. I can't imagine a better introduction to African life than spending a few relaxed days with Eazy.