Papua New Guinea

An airport hotel it may be, but many consider this to be the best lodging option in Port Moresby, and with its location just a 10-minute drive from downtown, it also makes a convenient base. — Fodor's

Accommodation consists of large, comfortable beachfront bungalows with panoramic views northeast across Bootless Bay and the Owen Stanley Range. — Lonely Planet

In central Boroko, this snug guesthouse is clean as a whistle, secure, and run by an affable, knowledgeable American missionary couple. — Lonely Planet

Hiding behind a bamboo stockade like some coquettish ingenue, this tranquil, intimate boutique hotel consists of just 12 spacious yet somewhat sombre suites that sit in an orchid-rich garden. — Lonely Planet

Rabaul Hotel is Australian-run and has a wide array of prices; the budget rooms are comfortable and air-conditioned with a private bathroom, while the larger units sport flat-screen TVs. — Lonely Planet

This laid-back resort on the waterfront radiates a ramshackle air, and combines friendly informality and a picturesque setting. — Lonely Planet

This spotlessly clean, plantation-style hotel is easily the best accommodation in town and the only place with a pool. — Lonely Planet

With something for everyone and with great snorkelling nearby, this is one of the best places to stay in PNG. — Lonely Planet

This lovely resort resides on its own pretty peninsula, with private swimming beaches and sweeping lawns. — Lonely Planet

Up on the hill but lacking hill views, Masurina is the best bargain in Alotau if you opt for their budget rooms (all with bathroom and aircon). — Lonely Planet

This flash hotel has attractively set rooms in a prime beachfront location. — Lonely Planet

Destiny is a welcoming and friendly guesthouse featuring 20 bright, spotless and comfortable rooms. — Lonely Planet

While not cheap by most international standards, this is the best, safe budget hotel in Port Moresby. — Fodor's

The high-rising Grand Papua brings yet more luxury to the Town scene. — Lonely Planet

As the name implies, this hotel enjoys ocean views – but not from every room. — Lonely Planet

There are few hotel bargains in Port Moresby, but this at least makes one of the best mid-range choices. — Fodor's

The plushest option on the Sogeri Rd is this Aussie-owned lodge that’s often booked out by trekkers. — Lonely Planet

In a quiet area, this friendly place has simple, tidy rooms (though the cheapest rooms have very old bathrooms and lack air-conditioning). Popular with locals. — Lonely Planet

Karawari Lodge is one of the most remarkable places I’ve ever stayed in what is the most incredible country I’ve ever visited. — Afar Magazine