The new ownership neglects responding to requests for reservation through their web site and emails. We obtained reservations through a third party in Quito but upon arriving found that they had discontinued cable TV and internet service. (We don´t go out much in the evening and want to be able to watch TV as well as read.) The cafe is... More

At $16 a night for a room with everything one could need, including a bathtub, it was a fantastic deal. No windows in the room with tub, but that kept it quiet at night (rare for Latin American countries). Desk clerk 24 hours, so safety no problem. They have a safe behind desk for valuables, which I used. My room... More

The staff were fantastic and the service was good. However, our room was similar to a prison cell with a window the size of a shoe box (this is not an exaggeration). It was very noisy from the street below. The room was not clean, and had extensive visible stains on the carpet and in the bathroom. There was a... More

My wife and I have been visiting Quito for many years and are so glad we discovered the Hostel Amazones Inn -- we've stayed there for the past five years. Sra. Jeannette and her friendly and helpful staff make all feel right at home. A great value and the location is convenient to everything you want to visit. -- Dick... More

was there last October for the 3rd time, i really like the first floor rooms, with window, friendly staff, great location, you walk everywhere from there. safety deposit box at reception at no cost, Great Capuccino and breakfast not included but very Cheap. will stay there again next time

Reasonably priced with large comfortable rooms with balconies over-looking the street. Cable TV, ensuite bathrooms, and free internet access make it good value for money and only a few blocks from the myriad range of bars and restaurants in the Mariscal. There's a bakery downstairs which does breakfasts and shakes.