Amaryllis Hotel Blantyre ★★★★★

"The hotel services were good, and the rooms were always clean. The rooms had a good view from the balcony. I loved it. "

Lotus Hotel by Serendib ★★★★

"The conference room was spacious it just needs more aircons, the afternoons were too hot for people who were next sitting next to the aircons. The tea break snacks were nice and adequate, the lunch was okay but not amazing. The staff were nice especially Limbani and Jonathan were nice and very helpful."

Protea Hotel Blantyre Ryalls ★★★★

"I recently stayed at this hotel and had a generally pleasant experience. The facilities were well-maintained, and the services provided by the staff were excellent. The breakfast was good and satisfying. However, I did feel a bit uncomfortable with the room decor. The posters of stamps from the British protectorate era, Nyasaland, were a bit unsettling for me. It would be great if the hotel could consider updating the room decor to reflect a more modern and inclusive atmosphere. Overall, I had a good stay and would recommend this hotel for its excellent facilities, services, and food."

Serendib Suites and Conference Center ★★★

"Great place . The place is quiet and comfortable"

Sunbird Mount Soche ★★★★

"The hotel and staff were very welcoming but we went there for the food and they did not disappoint. I truly recommend that you give Vincent's a try if you want quality dinning."

InstaHomes by Tru - Garden Suites ★★★

"Awesome place with a large and beautiful garden. Modern, stylish and clean rooms. Nice and helpful employes. Very quiet and safe location in an upscale area of Blantyre. Various oprions for breakast, freshly cooked and prepared. Enjoyed my stay. "

Bonifant Lodge

Malawi Sun Hotel & Conference Centre ★★★

"Great customer service and conducive environment"

Casa Mia Lodge & Restaurant ★★★

"Pros: Quiet location (no traffic noise) A short (daytime) walk to a busy part of Blantyre. Good size room. Cons: The safety deposit box was not working - I was told 'it's an old one and so can't be fixed, you can keep things in the reception safe'. Leaking water in bathroom. Very expensive drinks at the bar - 14,000 kwacha / $10 + tourism tax for a bottle of Castle beer (imported from SA). The other, local, beers are 6000 kwacha plus tourism tax so also expensive - Malawi has seen some huge inflation but I paid less than 3000 for the same beers at a lodge in Mulanje. The bill on check out added a 'tourism levy' (tax) to everything I ordered in the restaurant - I was not told about this when ordering and was not charged a tourism levy in any of the other 3 hotels/lodges I stayed in during my time in Malawi. This could have been in the T&Cs however and I just missed it. Breakfast is not particularly great (a la carte) - i had to return undercooked sausages. Overall, the lodge itself is in a good location and i would return again. I would skip the restaurant and go to the Crossroads hotel restaurant which has reasonable prices and good quality food (but no alcohol). Casa Mia definitely had the most expensive beers I found in Malawi, although the very friendly and interesting owner was kind enough to buy me a few so I guess it balanced out."