The standard rooms are nice and large with good bathrooms/showers and a couple of chairs outside on a shared balcony. Definately the best cheapie in the area. Breakfast was also really good, a buffet with different things each day. We stayed both in seaview and gardenview bungalows, and the view is great from the seaview ones, but water pressure is bad and the shower was much better in the cheaper garden view ones. If you do want a seaview room, try to get one of the rooms starting with P, as they have private balconies and looked a lot nicer than the ones we got.

We loved Amaan Bungalows. I sourced out 5-6 others, in person, and settled on their property for a variety of reasons such as: proximity to water(very important to us); cleanliness; price ($120 US for waterfront); casual atmosphere; access to restaurants and bars not to mention air con and private hot water tank in each bathroom. That being said, that was primarily based on the fact they had ocean side suites so I am only speaking for the waterfront rooms and not anything else. The 'garden' suitres looked nice and are close to the water and come in cheaper per night.
We arrived with cash and had no issues with ATM's because we didn't need them. Honestly though, I'm just happy that Nungwi in general had hot water, beer/wine and fresh food. For the abject poverty and lack of even simple resources one sees throughout Tanzania, I am surprised that people complain so much about the lack of debit machines and/or non-fee credit card payments for accomodations in Zanzibar. 99% of the population in that country walks for water so planning ahead for cash doesn't seem so strange a request for me anyways. So, get cash in Stone Town or Dar. For fee internet was available at the hotel; on the one day it was slow, they refunded money. Close to other hotels and restaurants/cafe's without it feeling touristy at all. If you need a pool and pampering go elsewhere. If you need budget, check their garden rates.

We moved to Amaan Beach Bungalows after one terrible day at Nungwi Inn. Amaan Bungalows have nice large rooms with good bathrooms. The air-conditioners are the old style and therefore a bit noisy but they work well just the same. They provide additional towels to take to the beach which is excellent and change all towels each day. They have two very nice restaurants if you do not want to venture out and are reasonably priced and compare well with most other restaurants near by.

Three levels of rooms at differing prices. We stayed in a garden view with air-conditioning which is the middle level and all said after the other place well worth it.

I stayed here just last week, and I highly recommend not to stay at this hotel because of reasons below.

1. They only accept cash.
They don't have ATM, so when you are short of cash, then you have to swipe your card with 20 % fee.
2. Stink from a room
For the first time to enter the room, I suffered from an odor of the room. I can't explain how bad it is, but it caused me a headache.
3. Unfriendly staff
In a buffet restaurant for breakfast, a staff required us to reuse the plate. There is only an instant coffee and tea, and flies stick to food everywhere.