Must-see hotels in Central Pacific Coast

Just off a little plaza by the main road in Santiago barrio, this happy little place has basic private rooms, some with bathroom and air-con, and a small…

The motel-style setup offers clean rooms, a restaurant and a location five blocks from the Mexcaltitán colectivo terminal. In Santiago Ixcuintla; it makes…

This budget courtyard hotel on the main drag has six rooms. The rooms have seen better days but they are fairly well kept, with tiled floors and cable TV…

Handy for the beach, this motel-style setup offers a relaxing base, with rooms along the veranda of a low-slung bungalow that faces a grassy lawn…

This colorful place has an array of hanging shells, a decent-sized pool and a restaurant (open 8:30am to 6pm) in the heart of town. You can also camp here…

One of the better budget hotels along this street, which isn't saying much for the others. This family-run place offers darkish, fan-cooled rooms, some of…

A five-minute walk from La Quebrada, this sweet, family-run hotel may be basic, its rooms straight out of the 1980s, but the central location is good and…

The nicer of the village's two lodgings, with austere but clean en suites and powerful air-con. Worth staying overnight if you're looking to do a dawn…

Rooms here have a kitschy quality with ceramic floors, built-in concrete beds and bench seating, exposed roughly hewn cement walls, and lots of bright…

Nothing spectacular but serves its purpose as a clean budget option conveniently located near the three bus terminals. There's a restaurant here too.

This property could definitely use some love, but the pool, restaurant and oceanfront rooms make it one of the better options in town.

The town’s only hotel is run by a lovely family. Rooms are marginally clean and mostly dark; ask for one out back with a view of the lagoon. Those with…