There are plenty of hotels near the bus station: leave the east side of the station between the Díaz Álvarez and Transportes Fronterizos offices, and walk left up the street outside to come out on 3a Av, Zona 5. Within 300m or so in each direction here there's a total of at least… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This rough-and-ready little number might be to your liking. Rooms are simple, large and plain. Bathrooms are downstairs. The pillared wooden interior balcony gives the place a sliver of charm and it sure is central. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A little maze of rooms (don't get lost!), some much better than others - check your bed for sponge factor and your window for openability and you should be happy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Judging by the parking-garage exterior, this place doesn't look like much, but it's one of the better deals in town, even if the bathrooms do look like improvised afterthoughts. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

You're definitely getting what you pay for here - concrete boxes with a weird smell. Front rooms get plenty of street noise. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is really the cutting edge of the budget hotel payoff - you can have clean, central, spacious or well equipped, but not all four. Grungy rooms and an odd smell are the only problems here. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A good choice. The clean, medium-sized rooms have pine furniture, TV, hot-water bathroom and nice touches such as fan, reading lamp and shampoo. There's a restaurant here, too. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Not a bad deal, and certainly a great location, the Zacaleu's big, clean rooms are gradually getting done up. The fresh paintwork and new beds are a welcome addition. Ground-floor rooms are darker and some are damp-affected, unfortunately including some of those around the plant-… Full Lonely Planet Review ›