Iringa Sunset Hotel

I had a wonderfully warm welcome from very friendly staff. My room was one of the new premium rooms, which was fantastic Views (especially sunset, of course) are great, and so was the food (barbecue at the weekend was definitely a highlight). Overall, highly recommend!

We spent two nights at Iringa. All was going well until it was check out time. Our accommodation had been prepaid but the front office desk still charged us for the accommodation as we were checking out. Our attempts to get a refund from the hotel have been untruthful. 3 months down the road the management has refused to refund the money.

Clean Western Rooms with mini fridge. English speaking employees. Beautiful facility. Owner is often on site. I’ve traveled to 4 continents and 15 countries and this is the friendliest and best service I’ve ever had in 30 years of traveling.

A more or less standard hotel, however with special rooms, a great view and on average good staff. Standard meaning you can find quote some of those places over the world, having all but not very special. The staff at the reception is great, at the restaurants a bit easy. And you will have to realize this is in town, so some noise untill late is inevitable.

During our trip to southern Tanzania, we stayed at the Iringa Sunset Hotel. We were thoroughly impressed with the hotel's facilities, which were in great condition. The owner and staff were exceptionally kind and accommodating. The rooms, restaurant, swimming pool, and lounge were all fantastic. The hotel also provides stunning views of Iringa Town. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel.

Priority was a decent Hotel, as close to the East Gate of Ruaha National Park as was possible, since that was the next Stop (and a lengthy & tough drive it proved too). Room - Tick. Very decent, Large spacious comfy with en-suite bathroom. Sitting area, fridge, kettle, coffee table, magazines etc. Ground floor, but series of steps up & down to get there - this Hotel might not be so good for Clients with Mobility Issues, so we would commend asking first (some Rooms a lot easier than others). We arrived here quite late in the afternoon, having driven down from Dodoma - long and quite challenging due to the number & pace of some quite sizable trucks scaling and descending those hills on the A.104, tired, filthy and thirsty. Priorities were ablutions, then cold beers and some Dinner. Lamb Curry, Skewers and Chips hit one nail, and the cold beers proved easy. All whilst seated on their Deck facing West watching a gorgeous stunning sunset. The temperatures dropped dramatically after dark, so their offers of a brazzier or shovel full of burning embers beneath ones derriere was both welcome and well-received. Simple breakfast in their typically Tanzanian Dining Room, checked-out and headed for Grocery Shopping - grief Iringa main road was/can be hectic.