Boutique Hotels in Ecuador from SAR 214

"Cute room in a converted turn-of-the-century home. The owner is sweet and staff are on hand to make breakfast for you between 6:30 and 9:00 am (you just need to tell them when you will be awake). We were able to arrange for transport to and from the hotel. Nice decorative touches throughout the home and a lovely garden. Small downsides: 1. The room we were in had stains on the carpet and mildew in the shower -- both things that can be fixed, and weren't overwhelming negative factors. 2. I...

"Lovely hotel with great service in a very convenient location in old town "

"This is a beautiful hotel, walkable to the best sites and restaurants in the city. "

"Excelente servicio, comida, atención. Solo se debería ajustar el precio de transfer tomando en cuanto el valor real de taxis, de resto todo perfecto "

"It was great for everything "

"The Casa Gangotena was perfection! The hotel itself is beautiful and the staff was gracious and attentive. We stayed in a very comfortable, large room with a spectacular view of the Plaza de San Francisco. We enjoyed breakfast and a wonderful dinner at the hotel and loved that the menu included local cuisine. Plus, the prices were reasonable - we would have easily paid twice as much at home for a meal of the same caliber. You also shouldn't miss a late afternoon cocktail on the rooftop!"

"Failed to show up for airport transfer to property. We got a taxi that got lost then was unable to climb the mountain due to their road conditions. We had to climb the mountain by foot to attempt to check in but the staff had already left for the evening and failed to respond when we continued to ask for assistance. Our flight arrived at midnight and at 2am my family was still not sure where we would be staying the next 3 days/nights. Taxi driver was awesome and found us a safe place to rest...

"50 acres of native Amazonian rainforest and a small lodge that is very lovingly tended to. Fantastic food and extremely friendly people. You must try the cocktail made with a native plant that was called something like araza. This was our best experience in a four week trip throughout Ecuador"