A lovely boutique-ish hotel housed in an old Italian villa, with cushy rooms decorated with period furniture and communal areas awash with heritage aesthetics. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In the heart of town. After a much-needed face-lift, the rooms and communal areas now feature modern fixtures, sleek bathrooms, new tiles and carpeting. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Tucked back slightly from the road, this discreet pension is a serene oasis in the heart of town. It feels like a cosy doll's house, with comfy rooms, an agreeable plant-filled courtyard and sweet-as-sugar staff. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This professionally run outfit is kept in top nick, featuring a fine selection of cheerful rooms with all the creature comforts. There's an on-site bar and restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Lying 4km from town centre on the airport road, this five-star bigwig has all the bells and whistles your platinum card will allow for. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One block south of Harnet Ave, the Khartoum offers superclean rooms and the shared bathrooms are probably the cleanest-smelling this side of the Rift Valley. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This welcoming pension is housed in an apartment, just opposite the Catholic Cathedral. The uncluttered rooms are kept in good nick, as are the diminutive shared bathrooms. Location is ace. Sizzling hot value for what you get. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A reliable middle-of-the-road option, with smallish rooms and a green-filled garden at the back. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A great-value option not far from the centre, with well-scrubbed rooms and an attached quality restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›