Broome

Broome's only accommodation that faces the famous Cable Beach, this resort is the area's most luxurious place to stay. — Fodor's

There are lovely airy rooms, open communal areas, shady tropical verandahs and a lush canopy of mango trees, tamarind and frangipanis. — Lonely Planet

Party-central for the under-30s, there's never a dull moment at this popular hostel...there's a tropical courtyard, large communal kitchen, pool and on-site bar. — Lonely Planet

Lush and tranquil, this beautiful small resort has gorgeously decorated studios and villas, each with individual outside dining areas and open-roofed bathrooms. — Lonely Planet

Very clean park close to Cable Beach though not all sites are shaded. No unpowered sites. — Lonely Planet

Large, shaded park behind Cable Beach that packs solid in peak season. — Lonely Planet

Rooms with great Roebuck Bay views and a five-minute stroll from Chinatown add luxury and convenience to this complex of lovely self-contained apartments. — Fodor's

More resort than hostel, its spotless, air-conditioned rooms are complemented by shady common areas, a poolside bar and a modern self-catering kitchen. — Lonely Planet

Right next to Town Beach, this shady park has the best views, though you'll pay extra for a site with one. — Lonely Planet

A quieter alternative to the often noisy Cable Beach caravan parks, Tarangau has pleasant, grassy sites 1km from the beach. — Lonely Planet