Meikles Hotel
Situated in the heart of Harare
For over 100 years the five-star Meikles Hotel has been acclaimed as Zimbabwe’s premier luxury five-star city hotel.
Situated in the heart of the capital city Harare, Meikles has for decades been a very popular venue and meeting place for leisure travellers, dignitaries, celebrities, local and international business executives. It’s beautifully appointed function rooms have hosted many a special function including weddings and conferences.
Characterised by it’s two famous lions which grace the entrance of the hotel, Meikles is conveniently situated in the central business and shopping district of Harare and overlooks the colourful and attractive gardens of the Africa Unity Square (formerly Cecil Square).
Many of Zimbabwe’s attractions are easily accessed from the hotel and the sights of Harare are either a short walk or easy drive from the hotel.
The world-class facilities of the hotel ensure that guests have everything they need for a pleasant and relaxing stay including relaxing lounges, well appointed bars and restaurants and the rooftop swimming pool which overlooks the city.
Meikles has two luxurious, multi-storey wings offering a total of three hundred and six rooms which cater for the many differing needs of guests.
The recently refurbished North Wing offers panoramic views over Africa Unity Square whilst the South Wing offers some interconnecting rooms which enable the creation of family suites. Meikles also caters for guests with special physical needs.
Meikle’s graciousness, charm and silver-service offering is reflected in their membership of Leading Hotels of the World. In 2015 Meikles Hotel celebrated its centenary, having opened on the 15th November 1915.
The hotel was the brainchild of Thomas Meikles who envisioned a commitment to the “highest possible standard of service and product” – something that has become enshrined in the Meikles culture. It has always been an iconic landmark of Zimbabwe’s capital city Harare and has gracefully evolved through the colonial era of Rhodesia into modern- day Zimbabwe.
Meikles position in the heart of the city has allowed its walls to bear witness to many events that have shaped the nation’s past.