This underground posada doesn't publish its address to discourage window shoppers, but you can make an appointment to see the rooms and apartments, which are brushed in pastels and decorated with a lovely array of folk art and framed festival posters. The apartments, especially t… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Colonial courtyard digs with a winding stone staircase leading to 25 clean and basic rooms. Some have high, beamed ceilings. Cable TV costs extra. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This sweet higher-end hotel is housed in an expansive stone hacienda, accented by a collection of antique carriages (this used to be a carriage house). Rooms aren't fabulous but they are spacious and have lovely stone baths. Some have volcano views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Centrally located, this tasteful and affordable hotel has exposed stone walls, locally fired tile and a pastel paint job. Rooms can be cramped, but they are clean and comfortable. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Rooms are basic but very clean. The staff is warm and friendly and rooms come with cable TV. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

You won't find a cheaper sleep in town. Rooms are basic but spotless, spacious and well located in the heart of downtown. Management is gruff, but you don't pay enough for it to be sweet. Internet and laundry options are located just outside the front door. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The lobby is drop dead gorgeous with a spectacular stained glass atrium and the rooms have an ageing grace with old wood floors and high ceilings, but they are a little dark, musty and overpriced. Of course, the palatial Virreinal Suite, with three rooms and a marvelous stone arc… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Long considered the best hotel in town, it offers four gorgeous suites with gauzy curtains around stone bathtubs, gilded mirrors and period furniture. The garden is a little paradise. Breakfast is included. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Four luxurious rooms, a charming café and art gallery are set around a meticulously tended sculpture garden in the courtyard. It's off the pedestrian plaza, Calzada Fray Antonio de San Miguel and a real find. Full Lonely Planet Review ›