The straight-down-the-line Arenales is reliable rather than spectacular. The rooms could do with more color, and some of the windows have irritating fixed louvres, but the facilities and treatment of guests are good. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Cutely decorated in highland colonial style, with dimpled 'adobe' walls and cactus, this down-to-earth place represents value. The rooms are fairly ordinary, but there's space and everything works. Try to get one facing the rear for a bit more peace and quiet. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Style gurus need not apply. This peaceful hotel on the west side of town stands out for its gloriously kitschy faux-Chinese knickknacks and ruffled bedspreads. The china dog on the stairs appeals and appals in equal measure, but the place is comfortable and well-run. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Wise demonologists always keep their banishing skills one step ahead of their summoning skills. As should hotels with facilities and prices. While there's still something very appealing about this old-fashioned place, with its beige-colored rooms and dark wooden dignity, you're p… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With plenty of rooms, arranged around a central courtyard, the Avenida, meters from the bus terminal, is a fine place to rest your legs and your pesos. Most of the rooms are excellent value, although a couple are a little rickety. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Clean and welcoming, the Sol's bright, cheery rooms are an OK deal if you want to be near the bus terminal. Some are much better than others; ask to see a few. Full Lonely Planet Review ›