Probably your best option (if you're on a budget) in terms of location and price, adding the fact that it has air-conditioning. It is on a noisy street, and the rooms are run-down, but each has its own bathroom, and breakfast is included in the price. It's inside the city walls: … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you want a good view of the Maras closed zone, stay here. This was one of the few hotels to escape the sealing off of the ghost city immediately to the south, and is considered to be the best hotel in town. It has five stars, although by no means luxurious, rooms, as well as a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Another hotel that's only recommended as an emergency option. It is in a dark, run-down section of the New Town, close to the buffer zone, and is best reached by car. The owner is friendly, the 'reception' seems like a gathering place for men with moustaches watching the telly, a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located 8km north of Famagusta, Salamis Bay is a luxurious five-star hotel with a large outdoor and indoor pool, an expansive sandy beach, bedrooms that you can swing several cats in, massage parlours, twinkling casinos and a Turkish bath. It's perfect if you're looking to stay i… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A three-star modern block on the west side of the city, on the road out to North Nicosia. It has decent but unexceptional rooms with TVs and fridges, and there are two restaurants within the hotel. It's a fair distance from Famagusta's Old City and from any beach, so it's best if… Full Lonely Planet Review ›