On a quiet side street, this old cheapie offers 30 clean, basic rooms. Some can be musty; ask for one with two beds and an outside window. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This charming, beachside B&B is a Manzanillo gem. Loyal guests return annually to the 'passionate pink' posada for its personalized service and amenities like the open-air dining room and library, big bright rooms decorated in Mexican handicrafts, an honor bar and a small pool ov… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This well-kept budget option near the market is a tad more pleasant than the cheapies near the waterfront. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This hotel sits next to Playa San Pedrito, the beach nearest to downtown. Old tiled rooms are generous in size, but worn and dank - see a few before deciding. From the zócalo, walk 15 leisurely minutes (just over 1km) east along the malecón, or catch a local bus and get off at th… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Although a bit far from Playa Audiencia (on the Santiago Peninsula), this moderately priced hotel is good value, especially for families. All the villas come with a kitchen and satellite TV. Full Lonely Planet Review ›