The large rooms at this hotel have balconies and plenty of fixings, though the price is a little high for what you get. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The César is a homey little place and decent enough for the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Nothing fancy, but the rooms here are good value and the place is as professionally run as more expensive hotels. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Rooms at this, the only other cheap accommodation in the centre, are musty and ragged, but generally clean. The bar can get pretty noisy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Not only are rooms bright and spotless, but they come with a swimming pool and a view that will make you forget you're in a city. The restaurant is good too. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Despite the higher prices, the Mariador Park is a small step down from the Résidence, but still good. Rooms are spacious and clean and the higher priced ones have sitting rooms and kitchens. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This popular hotel has a seaside terrace, a pool and comfortable rooms. The most expensive rooms have sea views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Like most of the cheap places hidden off Route de Donka in Ratoma, the clientele here generally rents by the hour, but its okay for a night or two. Single women, however, may want to look elsewhere. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a nice-looking place on the ocean, where waves crash up to the large swimming pool, but make sure everything in your room works before handing over your francs. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Nice rooms with nice views; Petit Bateau takes full advantage of its seaside location. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With rooms so clean you could eat off the floor, the Catholic Mission is the best of the budget accommodation and, unusually, it is right in the centre of town, but you are unlikely to get in without booking well in advance. Rooms at the back face a tranquil yard. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This simple hotel is in a quiet location and is excellent value. You'll often hear the Amoussou drum and dance troupe practicing next door - they welcome visitors. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Known to most as Pension Ghussein, after the delightful French owner, Les Palmiers is as homey as they come. The seaside patio is great for breakfast and sunsets. Full Lonely Planet Review ›