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A lovely family run hotel which was a great base in Quito. We stayed here twice at either side of our trip to the Galapagos and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. Everyone was lovely and nothing we asked for was too much. If we're ever back in Quito we are certain to visit again.

The staff could not have done more for us. From the very beginning they were communicative friendly welcoming and when we arrived they were so warm. It was our honeymoon and they’d put some flowers in the room which was such a nice touch. The location is great, the room lovely (albeit not quite soundproof so bring earplugs!!!) we really loved our stay here thank you

The house would go unnoticed from the road but just wait until Mario opens the door to let you in! The quality of the guesthouse is clear to see and the welcome from Mario and his wife Blanca is an absolute delight after a long journey.

A charming small hotel very well situated in the historic centre district just a short walk from the plaza grande. The beds were very comfortable and the rooms well equipped and kept spotlessly clean . The hosts were as charming as they were helpful and made our stay a most enjoyable one.

A unique experience within a beautiful city, Casona D’Alameda was a very worthwhile stay and contributed very positively to our experience of Quito. We stayed for three weeks, during which we travelled for four days to the Galapagos, as well as exploring what Quito has to offer and travelling a little further afield to the towns and monuments surrounding Quito. By staying here, rather than in an non-descript hotel which might leave us feeling that we were in any city in the world, our stay at...

The loveliest one night stay at Friends Hotel. Checked me in as soon as I arrived even though it was many hours before check in time (greatly appreciated as I was so tired!) Clean, comfy room with a balcony giving views up the mountain. Delicious breakfast with great views from the rooftop. Couldn't be more accomodating. Wish I had stayed longer, will definitely be back!

Beautiful hotel with stunning views.

Our choice of the Hotel Basilica was inspired. The hotel is a heritage hotel, formally the family home of one of the heroes of the independence struggle of Ecuador. The staff on arrival were throughout ,welcoming,hugely helpful and couldn’t do enough for us. The location is stunning in the midst of the UNESCO Heritage old city of Quito. Many of the most important sites in the city are easily accessible by foot from the Hotel. The Hotel arranged extremely good pick up from the airport and drop...

This is an amazing hotel converted from an extensive colonial building, now a luxurious place to stay. The price was cheaper than many other hotels. The architecture is fascinating, the food was good, the rooms were great. Will definitely go there again, and probably stay in this hotel whenever I go to Quito, which is likely to be often since my son has moved from UK to Mindo now!

A lovely historic building with a warm welcome and well appointed room. Breakfast hosted by Lucia was exceptional and more than I have ever experienced before, a wonderful personal experience. I would certainly stay here again and I can recommend it to others who are in the area.

Really good room with easy access to all Marriott facilities and restaurants. OK location for Quito centre but need a taxi or bus to get to colonial centre.

Spent one night here and glad I did. Not too far from the old town and not a crowded area. The staff were friendly this beats your typical hotel experience the decor was very unique.

I can honestly say that all of the staff in this hotel are the most friendly I have experienced in any hotel - they became more like friends than staff by the end of my stay. They were willing to do whatever they could to help - cooking great meals, finding English football to watch on the TV, cleaning and drying my clothes after I came back from field work in the jungle covered in mud, and just generally being very chatty and friendly. I will certainly be returning here next time I'm in Quito....