The Casa Rosada (Pink House) is an attractive place to stay right on the river, 500m upstream from the main dock; it has its own pier where boats will drop you if you ask. The charming little wooden cabins are jammed up against each other, so there's not much privacy. But the gar… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a great position just above the sea a few blocks from the center of town, the Doña Alida has a variety of rooms spread out over the cliff face. They're big and airy, with some charming decorations. As far as atmosphere goes, it's one of the best places to stay in town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

About a five-minute walk from the main street, these big breezy rooms are a solid budget choice. Beds are good, bathrooms are spotless and the folks are friendly. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Run by a friendly family, the basic rooms here are good enough for the price. There's a shady garden area and good views from the rooftop. Downstairs rooms are a bit grim. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This authentic Caribbean two-story wood-frame building has bare but clean wooden rooms, in various colors, with fans. The wide verandas are great for watching the street life and catching a breeze, and the food in the restaurant below is superb. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Ríos Tropicales has a variety of big, well-screened rooms facing a central patio with plenty of hammocks and chill-out space. Rooms with shared bathroom are bigger, but others are better decorated. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 45-room Villa Caribe is a luxurious anomaly among Lívingston's laid-back, low-priced Caribbean lodgings. Modern but still Caribbean in style, it has many conveniences and comforts, including extensive tropical gardens, a big swimming pool and a large poolside bar. Rooms are f… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The big tiled rooms here are an excellent deal, even if the location is a bit remote. There are good views from the shady rooftop terrace. Full Lonely Planet Review ›