This apartment-style hotel has well-lit large rooms with wood panelling, sitting room and sparkling white bathroom. There is a small kitchenette with fridges and two-ring cookers in each entrance lobby. All the balconies overlook the central pool so no saggy swimwear, please. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A great peach-and-white confection of a place to stay on one of the city's swankiest streets. Rooms have mahogany- or grey-stained hardwood floors, a plush yet understated colour scheme and ADSL connection; those on the 7th floor have private balconies. There is wi-fi in the lobb… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The public areas have a fashionable minimalist look - think black glossy pots with a couple of lilies, chunky glass vases filled with green apples and plenty of mirrors and soft natural colours. The rooms are pleasant but lack the same wow factor; ask for one with a balcony overl… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a great location on a leafy pedestrian street, the building dates from 1902. The rooms are brightly painted (you may need shades for the turquoise) with decorative finishes and floral trim. They are small but good value; the only downside is that there are only three communal … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The owners can be terse and the reception area is cluttered and shabby, but the rooms are okay and there's a handy adjacent bar for breakfast. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Prestigious Mencey is where the rich and famous stay when they're in town. Rooms are sumptuous, facilities are top-notch and the grandeur never fades. The rooms are feminine without being fussy, with dark-wood furnishings and marble-clad bathrooms. In the low season, you can expe… Full Lonely Planet Review ›