1. Sea Gate Hotel
Sea Gate also delivers a complimentary breakfast to your room, a terrific add-on for the value. Guests also have access to the pride of the hotel''s owners: the beautiful horses. In fact, Sea Gate is a guest house for animals (mostly dogs and cats) as much as humans; if you're an animal lover, you'll enjoy this place even more.
2. La Lanchita
3. Crow's Nest Inn
Among the pricier options on this list, Crow's Nest compensates for the "high" prices with cozy rooms set amid the paradise of Vieques' lush interior. Landscaped grounds bursting with flowers and a pleasant pool are among the reasons to love it here, and the rooms are quite cozy (the larger ones have mini kitchens). Crow's Next also has a realty office if your'e looking for your own place while you're on the island.
4. Bananas Guesthouse
Bananas attracts a fun, lively crowd and seems built for the beach life. Sure, it's a "gin-u-wine" waterfront dive ... but it celebrates its status, and it's happy to welcome guests into the fold.
5. Esperanza Inn
Let's see; a family or group of seven can stay for $200 a night; rooms are available for $100 a night; and guests get all kinds of extra benefits, like a communal kitchen, pool, and lounge. Yup, that makes Esperanza Inn a great value for travelers.
Throw in a free continental breakfast during the winter months, free beach accessories and laundry facilities, and a convivial low-key charm ideal for the island, and Esperanza Inn deserves its place on this list.
6. Trade Winds Guesthouse
Trade Winds follows the Bananas blueprint: cheap, basic accommodations built for budget travelers, attached to an excellent restaurant in a prime location. The Trade Winds restaurant is one of the best seafood joints in town; even if you don't stay here, I recommend a dinner by the boardwalk. But if you're expecting luxurious lodgings after your lobster dinner, you'll be disappointed. The rooms are small and nothing too fancy to look at.
Call 787-741-8666 for more information.






