3 Best Hotels in Falkland Islands, South America

You couldn't ask for a warmer welcome than at Celia Stewart's traditional Stanley home, in the center of town with views of the harbor. Entered via a pretty glassed-in porch, the breakfast and common rooms are cheerfully decorated with fresh flowers and plenty of space to lounge or watch TV. Guest rooms are large and spotlessly clean. Bathrooms are large with powerful showers and plenty of hot water—a big plus in this climate. Best of all: a magnificent home-cooked breakfast and cakes at teatime are all included in the price.

Considered the best hotel on the island, this centrally located lodging has a small spa (Jacuzzi and sauna), a restaurant—also considered the best in town—and harbor views. Rooms are clean, comfortable and functional, and modern bathrooms have combination bathtub-showers. Executive rooms are worth the extra cost, and there's one suite with a separate sitting room.

Located in downtown Stanley, this small "boutique" hotel in a quaint clapboard building combines the relaxed atmosphere and personalized service of a B&B with most of the amenities of a hotel. A bright, glassed-in porch with harbor views serves as a small café where guests can help themselves to coffee and tea throughout the day. Rooms are tidy but very small, and bathrooms even smaller. The in-hotel restaurant serves lunch and dinner.