Montevideo

This is now, arguably, the best hotel in Montevideo. The facade of this historic building was magnificently restored and demonstrates early 1900s period architecture. — Star Service

The three-and-a-half-pearl Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel looks impressive on paper. — Oyster

This ancient family-run hotel has sagging brass beds, antique furniture and a vintage elevator. — Lonely Planet

A 15-room property in a restored 1920s-era town house, is a welcome addition on Zabalá Square in the heart of the historic center within walking distance of most points of interest. — Condé Nast Traveler

A spanking new jewel that couldn't be friendlier or more accommodating. From its rooftop bar and pool one gets a thrilling panorama of this Spanish medina, reeking of mystery, danger and adventure. — Afar Magazine

'Smart' perfectly describes the modern lines, clean white furnishings and blond wood decor of this well-positioned newcomer near Plaza Independencia. — Lonely Planet

Faded, funky and friendly, the Spléndido offers excellent value for budget travelers preferring privacy over a hostel-style party vibe. — Lonely Planet

Features high ceilings, beautiful wood floors, vintage architectural details, an on-site bar, a cozy music room and a grassy pool and patio area out back for lounging. — Lonely Planet

Central downtown location and bird’s-eye views of leafy Plaza Cagancha are the big draws here. — Lonely Planet

This newer hostel in a remodeled historic building enjoys an unbeatable downtown location, only steps from leafy Plaza Cagancha and the bus stops for Montevideo's bus station and beaches. — Lonely Planet

Just south of Centro, Iberia offers solid midrange amenities at reasonable rates. — Lonely Planet

This hostel has friendly staff, a homey, hip atmosphere, and an appealing layout on two upper floors of an older Ciudad Vieja building. — Lonely Planet

The mid-range Cala di Volpe has a prime address on Montevideo's Rambla, a promenade that snakes along the city's coast. — Oyster

Stepping into Puerto Mercado Hotel is a welcome surprise, as it’s immediately clear from the decor that this mid-range hotel is a step above its similarly priced competition. — Oyster

The three-and-a-half-pearl My Suites Montevideo delicately balances familial charms and modern sophistication in one of the city's nicest neighborhoods. — Oyster

This historic property’s rotating art exhibit is impressive, and the hotel’s proximity to the waterfront and Ciudad Vieja is prime. The on-site spa and pool are also a nice plus in downtown Montevideo. — Oyster

Musical instruments strewn everywhere, good internet facilities, a cellar bar, a nice fireplace and a spiral staircase connecting all three levels of the spacious central common area. — Lonely Planet

This comfortable four-star is replete with services for the business traveler, although vacationers will also appreciate its sauna, sundeck and proximity to the beach. — Lonely Planet

Near the beach in Punta Carretas, this is a great option for anyone seeking a ‘homestay’ experience in the big city. — Lonely Planet