Impala Hotel Group

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Impala Hotel Group

Industry	Hotel
Founded	1988
Founder	A. M. Mrema
Headquarters	West, Arusha
Number of employees	400
Website	www.impalahotel.com

The Impala Hotel Group is a hotel chain in northern Tanzania. The group's parent company is Kijenge Estates, which was founded in 1988 by A.M. Mrema. The group currently^[when?] operates three hotels in three locations with a total of 664 rooms and 16 conference halls, including the Tanzania Conference Centre.

The group currently^[when?] comprises twenty properties in Arusha, catering to tourist and business travelers.^[1]

• Official website

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