Tijuana

If walls could talk! This is Tijuana’s most famous historic hotel, dating from the 1920s prohibition era when it was popular with movie stars from over the border. — Lonely Planet

Located in the Pueblo Amigo outdoor mall, it's a modern, well-landscaped hotel with all the amenities offered by standard luxury hotels. — Lonely Planet

The friendly Nelson is a longtime favorite, with high ceilings and 1950s-era touches, such as a real live barbershop of old. — Lonely Planet

Classical music wafts through the lobby and makes for a soothing check-in. — Lonely Planet

The contemporary building-block style exterior here sets the tone for a slick modern hotel with comfortable carpeted rooms, a gym, a rooftop sundeck for catching the rays and an excellent restaurant. — Lonely Planet

— U.S. News & World Report

The 14 rooms are a pleasant mix of dark wood furnishings and rustic tile floors with modern luxe amenities like plasma TVs and Egyptian-cotton sheets. — Travel + Leisure

Opened in 2014, this small modern hotel, just off La Revo, has motel-style rooms set around a small astro turf garden. — Lonely Planet