The Serena Mountain Village Lodge is a charming 46 roomed lodge built in traditional style which nestles in the heart of a coffee plantation close to Arusha. The lodge is a re-creation of a traditional African village with views of Lake Duluti, Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro. The nature trail around Lake Duluti provides a sanctuary for over 130 different bird species and is an ornothologists paradise. Each stone-built room is housed in a thatched circular dwelling, clustered in the grounds like a typical African village. All guestrooms have ensuite bathrooms, individual verandahs, carved furniture and net-draped beds. This Serena property has a main dining room and Curio shop.

The Tarangire Sopa Lodge is located on the eastern side of the Tarangire River opposite Tarangire Hill. The lodge is 30kms (20 miles) from the park entrance gate, about an hour's drive through an area rich in wildlife. Opened in 1995, the lodge can accommodate 160 guests in 75 suites, each enjoying wall-to-wall carpeting, a private lounge with a mini bar, a bedroom with two queen size beds, an en-suite bathroom with shaver sockets and a hair dryer, and a private veranda, which offers stunning views over the baobab studded landscape. The lodge has IDD telephone facilities as well as satellite TV and wildlife-video-film options. The lodge has a unique swimming pool, located at the edge of a rocky gorge with its own bar and snack kitchen, offering a refreshing interlude between game drives.

Built into the rim of the dormant volcano, the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge is built with native stone, covered in ivy and plants. Most of the 75 guestrooms have a private terrace with uninterrupted views of the crater floor, and en-suite facilities. All areas are complemented by log fires, which enhance the cozy atmosphere, especially in the evenings.

The Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge is a rustic and natural lodge inspired by a traditional African village, set in an incomparable location high on a hill in central Serengeti with views across the Serengeti plains Accommodation comprises of 66 thatched rondavel ‘huts’ and the lodge has an attractive bar and dining area.

The design of Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge was inspired by the abundant birdlife in the area. Swooping curves are complemented by soft, geometric patterns with striking murals adorning the walls. Located on the edge of the Mto Wa Mbu escarpment the lodge boasts breathtaking views over the Great Rift Valley. The outdoor swimming pool is particularly special with a vanishing horizon to Lake Manyara. Traditional dance performances are usually held in the evening.