this is a very good hotel. its suits well the business traveller. its very convenient close to the CBD and also nearby the award winning Eastigate Complex. the hotels have got very good facilities. the hotel is quite secure and have got good facilities meetings and conferences For executives, this is the place to be.

What a lovely hotel to stay in, apart from the super friendly staff the hotel just oozes this old world charm which I love. The hotel pick-up from the airport worked flawlessly, and everything, from check-in to check-out to meeting business partners at the hotel bar or having breakfast at the main restaurant, was made so much more pleasant due... More

Very central, great breakfast on Terrace, fair Business Centre. Bit pricy and one wing currently being renovated. Proud history and listed as a 5 star hotel, but I would rate it as 3/4 stars. Used the pool on the roof, very nice. The main differentiator is location.

Being from South Africa we generally associate modernness with luxury. The Meikles is a lovely old colonial style hotel but needs a lick of paint. It is the best Noel to stay in in Harare though. The rooms are spacious and comfortable and the service is excellent. Well located for business but the parking is a bit of a pain.... More

I stayed at the Meikles for one night. I was given a room on the club floor (12th). The room had every amenity, was large and comfortable. The service from the staff was excellent as well. Highly recommended.

Accommodation in Harare is surprisingly quite expensive and there isn't an abundance of choice. The Meikles is generally regarded as one of the better hotels in Harare. Whilst it is in need of a renovation, the staff in general are attentive and helpful. The rooms are generously proportioned, although the hotel is in need of an upgrade. Compared to other... More

It was a short but lovely stay. The hotel staff in particular, were really friendly and most helpful! The hotel's location makes for easy access to shops and restaurants although the restaurants located inside the hotel offers good variety and quality menus, though a bit expensive.

Meikles, like many hotels in Zimbabwe, was probably half decent at some stage in its history. However, the infrastructure itself, as well as the attitude of the staff is stuck in the 1980's. The rooms are dated, the carpet well worn, the seats well sat on, and the towels washed a few times too many. Having stayed for a week... More

My partner and i stayed at the hotel on the 26th of December. Wonderful place it is and it was my partners 1st visit to Zimbabwe. We chose the Meikles after looking for the best hotel in Zim. We were very dissapointed by several things, we have travelled so many 5stars around the world and in Africa but Meikles let... More