This HI affiliate offers good beds and all the typical hostel amenities. It's on the dark side (physically not morally) and the rooms vary significantly; check out a few. It belongs to a tour company, but the owners aren't pushy about it. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Near the train station, this place is popular for its clean, renovated rooms, laundry sinks and hot showers (available 07:00 to 13:00). If you get off the train and they don't answer the door, it means they're full. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A mediocre but popular hotel offering prices somewhat lower than its midrange counterparts. Friendly management but somewhat poky rooms. All with private bath, but some are external to room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A mediocre but popular hotel offering prices somewhat lower than its midrange counterparts. Poor service but spacious rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Uyuni's most distinctive hotel is extremely visually appealing; it's built around a courtyard in a delightful rustic style. Adobe walls and beds, wall paintings and all sorts of intriguing tools and curios abound, but it can feel that a little comfort has been sacrificed for the … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This spacious and handsome new hotel offers helpful service and particularly attractive rooms with big comfortable beds, cactus-wood paneling and excellent gas-heated bathrooms. Although a couple of quirks (no telephones, and around 5 extra for a room with a TV) could be improved… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Marginal with basic but sanitary rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An appealing choice built around a central courtyard, the Toñito has colorful rooms with spacious beds. There's a variety on offer - including some promising-looking new rooms out the back that were being built at the time of research - but it tends to get pretty full with tour g… Full Lonely Planet Review ›