Billed as a 'boutique' hotel, it's not quite what most travellers would probably understand by the term, but the small comfortable rooms have some individual touches and are right in the centre of town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A mellow hang-out this, with a feel of the backpacker places of twenty years ago. There's electricity only at night in the bungalows, background bluesy music during the day, and not a computer in sight. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Clustered around three sides of a big garden and small pool, this selection of cottages is a good choice for night owls and/or party animals - the late, loud and boisterous Hippies Bar is just in front. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Lines of baby-blue bungalows cluster along pathways in prettily landscaped and shady grounds, parallel to the beach. It's suited more to those seeking a good night's sleep rather than a big night out. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

As the only seriously budget option at Long Beach, these cheap wooden, cement-floored bungalows are as basic as they come, but some have excellent beach views and the stretch of sand and sea out the front is priceless. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Perched on the edge of the jungly hillside above town, these charming villas exude elegance and comfort. Each has a breezy balcony, and it's just a five minute walk to town or the beach. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This pleasantly rustic (think quiet, low-key) beach offers basic budget bungalows, built from bamboo and driftwood, on stilts on the hillside. Day visitors may drop in by boat for a swim, but otherwise the beach is secluded and the days relaxed. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Forty comfortable rooms - a mix of solid concrete-and-tile cottages and small wooden bungalows - edge the four sides of a big courtyard near the reservoir. It's just a few minutes walk to town or to the beach, and a 20 minute hike to the viewpoint. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An exquisite and unexpectedly stylish new budget retreat of well-designed wood, thatch and bamboo bungalows that nestle into the hillside and beach above a private bay. Top marks for attention to detail. Full Lonely Planet Review ›