Pemba Island Hotel
Small, clean rooms with mosquito nets, TV, minifridge and hot water, plus a rooftop terrace restaurant and a 10% discount for longer stays. It’s about 100m downhill from the main junction.
Pemba hotels and hostels
Hill View Inn
A small, friendly establishment with no-frills, clean rooms – the ones upstairs, some with breezes and views to the water in the distance, are nicer. Meals and hot water are available on request.
Le Tavern
This slightly tatty establishment, has clean-ish, no-frills rooms with mosquito nets and is a reasonable budget choice.
Pemba Clove Inn
Rooms are short on ambience, but clean, spacious and well equipped. It’s currently the most upmarket accommodation in town.
Jondeni Guest House
This friendly and recommended backpackers’ guesthouse, set up on a hill overlooking the sea in the distance has simple but spotless rooms with mosquito nets, breezes and good meals (Tsh6000).
Pemba Crown Hotel
Spotless good-value rooms – all with fan and air-con – in a low high-rise diagonally opposite the market. There’s no food.
Sharook Guest House
There's more competition these days in Wete and rooms may be more modern elsewhere, but for service and a friendly welcome, you can't beat this small guesthouse, just off the main road at the western end of town.
Annex Of Pemba Island Hotel
Rooms here are clean and basic.
Treasure Island Hotel
This large, new high-rise in the Bopwe (or ‘Brunei’) area about 2km from the town centre has bland but spacious and comfortable rooms that are quite good value as long as prices stay as they are.
Pemba Evergreen Hotel
Four rooms – with TV, window screens (though no mosquito nets) and fan, and a couple with balcony. Upstairs is the Top Green restaurant.