SUMMARY: San Miguel de Allende hotels range from just $8/night all the way up to $500/night, depending on how glamorous you want to be. Even the budget accommodations are clean, colorful and artistic. Since the expat exodus into town and thriving tourism industry, there are a number of San Miguel de Allende hotels to choose from. Guests can stay in a humble abode that is clean, comfortable and enjoyable. Just be aware that there may be a few caveats when choosing smaller places. Travelers need to ask if they have filtered water or if they will be required to purchase bottled water. They will also need to inquire if they take credit or cash only. Hostel Alcatraz is conveniently located right in the center of town and includes fresh drinking water, an open kitchen and TV for $8/night. Another excellent hostel is the Iron House Hostel, which is independently owned and relatively new but enjoys rave reviews from the people who stayed there. They offer free wireless internet, cable TV, on-site meals, kitchen facilities, dorm and private rooms, salsa lessons, soccer practice, pub crawls and hot water for $10/night -- all just an eight minute walk from the center of town! Casita de las Flores is one of the more stunning San Miguel de Allende hotels for just $44/night. This bed and breakfast has five rooms and two full shared baths. Guests will have to make their own meals in the shared kitchen, but it's a beautiful property for such a low price. For the mid-range traveler in search of San Miguel de Allende hotels, there are many to choose from in the $50 - $170 range. Bed and breakfasts like La Casa de la Cuesta are rather popular around town, offering a homier atmosphere. This colorful beauty, designed by world renowned architect Francisco Molina, travelers enjoy stunning sunset and mountain views, as well as a large garden and fountain on-site. Rooms are $165/night and guests can enjoy town excursions, yoga classes, Spanish lessons, golfing, aerobics, art and ceramics classes, tennis, horseback riding and mountain biking, to name a few activities. Casa Luna is another of the stunning mid-range San Miguel de Allende hotels ranging from $140-$160/night. If the stunning Spanish architecture and colorful rooms aren't enough to "wow" tourists, then they'll surely be impressed by the fireplaces, bath robes, private patios, complimentary breakfasts, fitness programs and cooking classes. Travelers often seek out San Miguel de Allende hotels that are close to the town center. Casa Calderoni, at $110 - $140/night, is situated three blocks from El Jardin town center, half a block from the artisan's market and half a block from the American library. They offer luxury accommodations and 10-20% discounts for longer stays. Groups of 8-22 people looking for San Miguel de Allende hotels should check out Hacienda Las Trancas, which offers all-inclusive packages ranging from $215/weekend - $1095/week (per person) and excellent service. Vacationers enjoy exclusive access to the villa rooms, the horses in the on-site stable, the heated pool, the fitness center, mountain bikes, satellite TV, massage therapists and will receive three full meals each day. High-end luxury San Miguel de Allende hotels include Casa Quetzal ($146.25 - $405.50/night), La Puertecia Boutique ($227 - $540/night), Oasis ($290/night), Casa de Sierra Nevada ($231 - $448 /night) and Casa Misha ($185 - $600/night for a private residence). Many people looking for luxury San Miguel de Allende hotels also choose to rent out private estates while they're in town for a more intimate feel.