Resembling a bayside fortress (thanks to its heavy-duty and slightly intimidating security), Aquamarina is the closest RV park to town. It's highly regarded, near the water and has full hookups, but the sites are all asphalt. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Set among lush tropical gardens, this highly regarded establishment boasts cabaña-style rooms with fireplaces, tiled floors, thatched roofs, TVs, air-con and minibars. The double rooms and suites are in the nearby Hotel Los Arcos . Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Styled like an Italian villa and decorated with Mexican handicrafts, this small Australian-owned B&B has a lovely, plant-filled patio with shaded tables. Rooms have fridges and get lots of light. There's a video library and an impressive crucifix collection (in the common room), … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

At Km 4 on the Transpeninsular, just before town in a partly shaded area distant from the beach, this well-organized park has 90 spaces, each with full hookups, electric lights and a small palapa. Facilities include a laundry room, swimming pool, hot showers, clean toilets and an… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Pensión California's disheveled sister hotel features the same blue and yellow paint but much less character. Rooms resemble cement cells, but they're fine for the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Wide hallways and a speckled tile floor give the Acuarios an institutional 1960s feel, but the bedrooms are warmed up a bit with an orange wall here and there and vinyl headboards. The 60 rooms are carpeted and comfy, and have TV and telephones. Great period piece. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A disheveled but appealing interior courtyard, bright rooms (provided you get the right one) and a very helpful, English-speaking staff make the Lorimar solid value. The cheaper rooms sell out quickly. Note that some rooms can be dark and unappealing, making them less of a deal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Each spacious (nay, giant) room in this gay-friendly hotel is immaculate, comfortable and named after a Greek island. Free internet access, a video library (for your en-suite VCR), bikes and kayaks are all on offer. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Quirky Hotel Yeneka has 20 dark but clean rooms with firm beds (mattresses set over concrete) and a lobby covered in hubcaps, car bumpers, mud-splattered license plates, hats and other trinkets that threaten to spill into the street. Rates include coffee in the morning, an hour o… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Faded paintings, dusty bric-a-brac and a decades-old turtle carapace adorn the interior courtyard walls of this longtime budget favorite. Rooms are dark, but the blue and yellow concrete walls give them a cheerful feel. Each has a ceiling fan, fluorescent light, adjustable blinds… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This fabulous hotel-cum-guesthouse has enormous, immaculate rooms with colorful Mexican sinks, tile floors and air-con. There's a rooftop terrace with hammocks above and a kitchen (coffee and fridge only) below. It's in a quiet spot and owned by Mar y Aventuras , which is especia… Full Lonely Planet Review ›