Find hotels near Raftecuador, Quito from AED 157

"Continental breakfast ok. Staff very helpful and nice A lot of shops near by. "

"The dinner served was terrible. No tea or coffee in the room. The refuses not plugged in. The bathroom needs an renovation "

"Horrible horrible , por favor no recomienden este hotel , yo pido mi devolución inmediata de el cobro , prostitución robos "

"yes, shopped nearby"

"The courtyard was so beautiful. The history of the building added to the intrigue and charm. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a wonderful 2 night stay. Safety was a high priority with a fare to buzz in guests. The breakfast was very nice and again the cavern environment told a story that added to the experience. It’s a gem in Quito. "

"A staff was exceptional, the room was beautiful, the amenities were great, the cocktails in the tavern were out of this world."

"The decor is exquisite! The staff are so friendly and welcoming. We absolutely loved the room, the view from the rooftop and the location which is close to Independence Square."

"We paid for a family room, instead we got a single double bed. The room was crowded. The linens were dirty. The windows didn’t shut and it was cold overnight and there was the noise of a pipe banging constantly all night long. We paid for 2 nights but it was so awful we left after one. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. This may be the first negative review I’ve ever left. I don’t want anyone else to not be warned. "

"We booked this and one other Quito hotel for my wife’s special, ‘big birthday’ trip to Galapagos based on more than 40 Hotels.com 10/10 reviews. However, whilst the staff were all very pleasant and helpful, the hotel fell some way below what we, as fairly experienced international and third world travellers, consider to be quite reasonable expectations. It is located in a side street at the very edge of the ‘safe’ historic old town, to the point where locally-based lunchtime hotel diners stopped us at the entrance door and strongly cautioned us against turning right for fear of being mugged in broad daylight. Our room was on the hotel’s first level, being several meters below street level with obscured and permanently curtained windows and no view whatsoever. Our room’s coffee machine was missing, and our beverage supplies comprised 2 teabags with no milk or creamer. There was no hot water to the bathroom until 6am, (which presented a serious problem for our early flight out), ridiculously small bathrobes, and a poor selection of toiletries. The shower was interestingly designed with a lightly obscured glass side wall that became completely transparent when wet, and faced directly onto the bedroom area, thereby allowing me to recline on the bed and watch my wife showering, or vice versa. The wine list was unrealistically expensive, the mini bar demanded $6 for a small bottle of still water, and the dinner menu was unexciting. The lobby is dark and uninspiring, and what the"