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Iringa Region Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Iringa Region

• Go on a safari in Ruaha National Park to spot big cats and African wild dogs.
• Explore the Isimila Stone Age Site for a glimpse into ancient human history.
• Experience fishing or a relaxing boat ride at Mtera Dam.
• Walk through Iringa Town's vibrant markets for local crafts and produce.
• Visit tea plantations near the Udzungwa Mountains for scenic hikes and tea-tasting tours.

Iringa Region offers over 30 accommodation options ranging from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury safari lodges. Iringa Town has a concentration of mid-range hotels like Zakinn Hotel Gangilonga (from $30 per night) and family-friendly guesthouses such as Neema Crafts Guest House. For a high-end wildlife experience, opt for Ruaha River Lodge or Mwagusi Safari Camp, where 5-star stays average around $250–$350 per night. New additions like Wilolesi Hilltop Hotel stand out for their modern design and breathtaking panoramic views.

Iringa Region in southern Tanzania is best known for its stunning Ruaha National Park, one of the largest and most diverse game parks in Tanzania, home to lions, elephants, and over 570 bird species.

Other attractions include the Isimila Stone Age Site, a significant archaeological landmark with impressive natural sandstone pillars, and the calm shores of Mtera Dam, perfect for fishing and enjoying scenic views.

The town of Iringa itself has a rich colonial history and a lively marketplace, making it an excellent base for exploring the region's cultural and natural beauty.

Iringa Region Tips You Must Know

• Book safari lodges at least 3 months in advance, especially during the dry season (June to October).

• Avoid visiting during the heaviest rains (March to May), as some roads and parks may become inaccessible.

• Use private transfers or book organized tours for safe and comfortable travel between locations.

• Carry cash, as ATMs and card services may not be readily available in rural areas.

• Research accommodations that include guided tours and meals for a hassle-free experience in remote safari zones.

Iringa Town

Iringa Town, the capital of the region, is known for its colonial history and vibrant local markets brimming with traditional crafts and produce. The Gangilonga Rock, a historic site offering panoramic views, lets you immerse yourself in the region’s folklore. The town is also the gateway to Ruaha National Park, making it an essential stop for wildlife enthusiasts.

Discover a wide range of hotels in Iringa Town to enrich your visit to the region’s cultural and historical hub.

Tosamaganga

Tosamaganga, a village with deep missionary roots, is home to St. John’s Catholic Church, built in the 1910s and still a functioning masterpiece of colonial architecture. Its tranquil landscapes offer visitors a chance to unwind amidst nature. Local legends and historical ruins around the village provide plenty for history lovers to explore.

Explore hotels in Tosamaganga and enjoy its mix of history and serene countryside charm.

Kalenga

Kalenga, the historic capital of Hehe Chief Mkwawa, features the Mkwawa Museum, which displays artifacts and stories of resistance against German colonial forces. The area is dotted with ancient ruins, offering a peek into pre-colonial life. Its cultural richness is complemented by scenic views of the surrounding highlands.

Find comfortable hotels in Kalenga and stay near cultural landmarks that reveal the region's proud heritage.

Kilolo

Kilolo, located at the edge of the Udzungwa Mountains, is known for its proximity to breathtaking hikes and tea plantations. It’s an emerging destination for eco-tourism, offering a quieter alternative to busier locations. Local homestays and lodges often include guided mountain excursions and cultural immersion experiences.

Browse hotels in Kilolo to enjoy easy access to eco-tourism activities amidst serene mountain landscapes.

Idete

Idete, a small settlement near Mtera Dam, attracts nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts. The dam, one of Tanzania’s largest, is a hidden gem for scenic day trips and peaceful boat rides. Idete’s quiet environment makes it ideal for off-the-beaten-path adventures.

Look for hotels in Idete to enjoy a peaceful getaway by the stunning Mtera Dam.

Central Picks: Stay Close to the Beat of Iringa Town

Check out more centrally located Central hotels in Iringa Town for a vibrant stay near cultural landmarks.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hidden Valley Backpackers

Iringa Town

Gangilonga Rock (2 km)
Iringa Boma Museum (3 km)
Local market (1.5 km)

Perfect for adventurous souls, this hostel offers a cozy communal vibe and is known for its incredible homemade breakfasts that fuel treks to Ruaha National Park.

Affordable rates
Friendly staff
Trekking advice available on-site

$15-$25/night

Winnie's Cozy Home

Iringa Town

Iringa Sunset Hotel (1 km)
Gangilonga Rock (2.5 km)
Isimila Stone Age Site (16 km)

Guests rave about the charming garden setup and warm local hospitality, with Winnie herself often offering cultural insights over a cup of tea.

Personalized service
Quiet surroundings
Beautiful garden area

$20-$35/night

Mount Royal Villa

Iringa Town

Gangilonga Rock (3 km)
Iringa Boma Museum and Cultural Centre (2 km)
Mkwawa Museum (12 km)

Set atop a hill, this villa boasts some of the most stunning sunset views in Iringa and a restaurant famed for its slow-cooked local dishes.

Great views
On-site restaurant
Spacious rooms

$40-$60/night

Home Away from Home: Apartments and B&Bs

Find more unique Apartments and B&Bs in Iringa Town and surrounding areas to feel right at home in the hills.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Safari Junction Backpackers Hostel

Iringa Town

Ruaha National Park entry point (80 km)
Local market (2 km)
Gangilonga Rock (3 km)

Known for its safari-themed décor, this hostel also offers budget-friendly private apartments equipped with balconies overlooking the countryside.

Themed décor
Affordable rates
Countryside views

$25-$45/night

Kumekucha Mountain View Apartments

Iringa Town

Udzungwa Mountains (50 km)
Iringa market (1.3 km)
Isimila Stone Age Site (20 km)

These modern apartments offer a mix of contemporary comforts and sweeping mountain views, perfect for long-term stays.

Modern amenities
Mountain views
Ideal for extended stays

$50-$75/night

Aika Sunrise - Your Home In The Hills

Kilolo

Kilolo peak hiking area (5 km)
Udzungwa Mountains (60 km)
Iringa Town (30 km)

This cozy B&B lives up to its name by offering unmatched sunrise views over rolling hills, alongside hearty homemade breakfasts.

Amazing sunrise views
Homemade breakfast
Charming hillside setup

$30-$50/night

Travel with Your Furry Friend: Pet-Friendly Hotels

Explore more welcoming Pet-friendly hotels in Iringa Town and Kilolo for your pet-friendly travel needs.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Gangilonga Home's

Iringa Town

Gangilonga Rock (1 km)
Iringa Boma Museum (2.7 km)
Local vet clinic (1.2 km)

Nestled near Gangilonga Rock, this hotel welcomes pets and provides spacious outdoor areas for both you and your furry companion to relax.

Pet-friendly policy
Outdoor areas
Close to nature

$35-$55/night

Travellers Backpackers and Free City Tours Iringa

Iringa Town

Gangilonga Rock (3 km)
Local market (2 km)
Isimila Stone Age Site (17 km)

Offering free city tours, this unique hostel not only allows pets but also arranges pet-friendly discoveries around town.

Free city tours
Pet-friendly facilities
Central location

$20-$40/night

Emmy's Hide Away

Kilolo

Kilolo tea estates (7 km)
Udzungwa Mountains (60 km)
Iringa Town (35 km)

Hidden in the hills, this rustic lodge not only accommodates pets but also offers themed 'nature walks' for visitors with their furry friends.

Nature walks
Rustic charm
Pet-friendly atmosphere

$25-$40/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotels near Ruaha National Park in Iringa Region?

Hotels like Ruaha Hilltop Lodge and Tandala Safari Camp offer proximity to Ruaha National Park, with amenities tailored for wildlife enthusiasts.

Are there budget-friendly accommodation options in Iringa Town?

Yes, budget options in Iringa Town include places like Sunset Hotel and Zakinn Hotel Gangilonga with rooms priced around $20–$40 per night.

Which hotels in Iringa Region are suitable for family stays?

Accommodations like Neema Crafts Guest House and Iringa Sunset Hotel cater to families with spacious rooms and kid-friendly amenities.

Are there luxury accommodations in Iringa Region for couples or groups seeking a premium experience?

Yes, high-end choices like Mwagusi Safari Camp and Ruaha River Lodge provide luxurious stays with stunning views and private safaris, starting from $250 per night.

What amenities can I typically expect from hotels in Iringa Region?

Most hotels offer amenities like free Wi-Fi, hot showers, on-site restaurants, and some even provide guided tours or airport transfers.