All 36 colonial-style rooms have a bathroom, and some have a fireplace, but check a few before settling in, as some are huge, with separate sitting areas. They're set around a large, pretty courtyard providing ample parking - overall, it's decent value. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

There's plenty of varnished pine going on here, but the paint job's cheery, rooms are big and spotless and the proximity to the market can't be beat for the price. There are broad, sunny walkways in front of the rooms for catching a few rays. There are a couple of cheaper rooms w… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Another cheapie-but-goodie, also on the road to the cemetery, is this place, offering plain but comfortable rooms in a big family house. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Chichi's most gorgeous hotel is big on plant-filled patios, tinkling fountains and decorations that include local handicrafts and religious relics. Each of the rooms has a bathroom with tub and a fireplace. There's a swimming pool, Jacuzzi and a good bar and dining room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Up on a hill away from the chaos of the market area, the Tuttos has good-sized, fairly clean rooms. The terrace and rooms out back have great views over the valley behind town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located right on the main plaza, this hotel has a slightly colonial atmosphere. The 10 rooms have wooden ceilings, three with a fireplace and all with a hot-water bathroom, are set along a pretty pillared patio and adorned with woven rugs and Mayan-style bedspreads. You're really… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This hotel's adequately clean rooms with bare brick walls are a decent budget choice. It's conveniently located for both the bus stop and plaza. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This winner guesthouse, near the Arco Gucumatz, is the best accommodation for the price in Chichi. All seven rooms are spacious and spotless, with attractive decor, fireplace and hot-water bathroom. Rooms 6 and 7 have private balconies with great views. You can sit in lawn chairs… Full Lonely Planet Review ›