Housing in Moshi

Sheah

Member

Member since 16 August 2017

Moshi, Kilimanjaro

Sheah

16 August 2017 16:26:05

Sheah

16 August 2017 16:26:05

Moshi, Kilimanjaro

Hello everyone!

My name is Sheah and I recently moved from California to Moshi as part of an academic project conducting research on maize prices and fertilizer usage in rural Kilimanjaro! I am very excited to be here; it is incredibly beautiful!

Unfortunately, my organization has very few connections here so I haven't been able to tap into the expat community in Moshi. This has been an issue while searching for housing in particular. I would very much appreciate any insight into how to track down a house or an apartment of reasonable quality to stay at for the next 4 months in Moshi, or just living in Moshi in general!

Antipas

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Member since 20 October 2013

kilimanjaro

Antipas

17 August 2017 06:36:33

Antipas

17 August 2017 06:36:33

kilimanjaro

Hi Sheah

your welcome im in moshi let me check today and let you know,

Antipas

Bhavna

Team

Member since 01 June 2015

Quatre Bornes, Plaines Wilhems

Bhavna

17 August 2017 08:51:20

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Bhavna

17 August 2017 08:51:20

36957

Quatre Bornes, Plaines Wilhems

Hi everyone,

@ sheah, till members provide you some infos, you could drop a "looking for" advert in the Housing in Tanzania section of the website.

All the best,
Bhavna

Antipas

Active member

Member since 20 October 2013

kilimanjaro

Antipas

17 August 2017 16:24:20

Antipas

17 August 2017 16:24:20

kilimanjaro

Hi

This same information i get from one hostel host w researchers and volunteering in Moshi. if you need full attachment send me email i will do it.

The price of staying at Hostel Hoff is.....
Stays of under 3 months -USD$21 per night for the first month,then USD$20 per night in the second/third months.
Stays of over 3 months USD$19 per night for the entire stay.

The price you are paying includes your accommodation, breakfast, dinner and laundry daily. Your only additional costs are lunches, internet use, personal spending etc (most people budget between USD$50-$100 per week).

All support related to that is no additional charge (except the visa fees). They have a great team of staff to look after you whilst here and after enjoying a town tour and orientation, you will be able to begin your work.

eastlandadventures

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Member since 21 June 2017

Arusha

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16 November 2017 08:14:08

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16 November 2017 08:14:08

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