If you're going to drop the cash, you might as well do it at this modern new hotel with giant rooms, firm beds, mirrored white closets, cable TV, spacious bathrooms and office-style carpeting. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you don't mind a windowless abode, the small rooms here do the trick. Bedroom doors open onto the interior, and potato chips and sodas are set out on the wooden dressers. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For beat-up digs that barely do the trick, try Hotel Internacional. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The highlights at Loja's most upscale hotel are the buffet breakfast (included in the price), hot and dry saunas, and a 4th-floor swimming pool with views. It's a traditional place with suited-up staff and formal service. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With creaky wooden floors, big white walls and saggy beds, Hotel Londres is as basic as they come, but it's a tried-and-true travelers' favorite with spotless shared baths and friendly young owners. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Metropolitan is friendly and comfortable with hardwood floors, decent beds and cable TV. Try to score a window. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For beat-up digs that barely do the trick, try Hotel Mexico. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Podocarpus has comfortable, spacious but rather stark-looking rooms with cable TV and telephone. Each has a coffee table with armchairs, and the staff are extremely courteous. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The multifloor Ramses has nice, big carpeted rooms with huge writing desks and lamps, as well as the usual cable TV and telephone. It's a bit worn but pleasant and a good value. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The small rooms here aren't quite as cheerful as the flowery lobby might suggest, but they're clean and totally acceptable - plus the staff are very friendly. Full Lonely Planet Review ›