The centrally located Bahía Resort boasts 64 clean, carpeted rooms with balconies, heaters and small refrigerators. The bar here serves up tasty margaritas, and the pool is a hit on hot days. The dark hallways are reminiscent of an urban high school, however, and the rooms are su… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

At the southern end of downtown, Campo Playa has 90 small campsites with palm trees for shade. Fees include hot showers and full hookups. It's a friendly place, and, while not the most scenic, surprisingly homey for being so close to downtown. Good spot. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Bargain beds at the epicenter of Ensenada's nightlife means sharing hallways with seedy characters and liquored up out-of-towners - all having fun of course. And there's no reason you can't too (provided you can channel your inner party animal and dig the unkempt and sometimes no… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Best Western Hotel Service is tops at this handsome hotel located smack in the middle of the tourist drag. The restaurant is highly regarded, the rooms are comfortable (despite the polyester bedspreads) and the swimming pool is excellent. Suites have whirlpool bathtubs and comfor… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Facing the harbor near the Riviera del Pacífico, the clay-tile-roofed Hotel Corona has 93 rooms, all with balconies, TVs, heaters and air-con. Get your money's worth by soaking in the Jacuzzi and sauna and working out in the gym. Several readers have recommended this place. Rates… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For those seeking character and comfort, this is the spot. Free coffee, newspaper, bottled water and room service are available, and lounge chairs surround an inviting swimming pool. There's a gym, wireless internet access in the rooms and a computer room for guests. Winter rates… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Plaza Fiesta is an architectural gem that has sadly been allowed to decay, but it's fine for a night's cheap sleep if you don't mind the hourly-rate customers. The magic touch is the green wrinkled carpeting resembling warn Astroturf. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Shell out for one of the upper rooms with a balcony, and the Ritz will surely satisfy. Opt for a cheaper room, however, and the lack of windows, plus dark carpet and cramped space will likely induce bouts of claustrophobia. It definitely has character and, despite the seemingly o… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This friendly, spotless hotel is perfect if you want something near the bus terminal - it's right across the street. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is Ensenada's only high rise, so if you want a bird's eye view of the harbor and sea, this is the place. Name a service - bar, pool, room service, disco, laundry, shops - the Villa Marina's got it. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Joker's location on the Transpeninsular, south of downtown, makes for convenient lodging, camping or RV parking if you're just passing through. The shaded RV sites have full hookups and barbeque pits. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

South of the downtown area, the pleasant Las Dunas offers family suites with bedroom, living room with sofa bed, dining area and full kitchens. The standard rooms are comfortable but don't have kitchens. There's also a pool, Jacuzzi and barbecue area. Golf packages can be arrange… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Just east of the main tourist area, Motel América is an old-school drive-in motel with giant rooms (most with kitchenettes) and friendly owners who live onsite. Noise (both from the street and the propeller-like fans) can be bothersome, but the hotel is undoubtedly one of Ensenad… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The standout feature here is that all the rooms - even the standards - have sitting areas with chairs and a table or a sofa and mission-style furniture. There's a pool, Jacuzzi, coffee shop and a bar all onsite. The rooms even have hair driers in the bathrooms. One of the best in… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This stylish, quiet and relaxing oceanside resort about 2.4km (1.5 miles) northwest of downtown has beautifully appointed suites with kitchens and terraces with views of the waves. The restaurant is among the best in the area. Rates drop by about 20% from Sunday to Thursday. Full Lonely Planet Review ›