The room here was very comfortable. Bed was firm, with plenty of comfy blankets and pillows. Room was large, lots of storage for unpacking. Shower was hot, with a spacious bathroom. Good wifi throughout. Friendly and helpful staff. We arrived on a very late flight (2am) and the front desk was available to receive us. They helped us arrange taxi from the airport in advance (standard rate $15, and 35-45 minutes). Very responsive on Whatsapp if you need to contact the hotel. Delicious breakfast - simple but satisfying and high quality (egg station, cereals, yogurt, coffee, fruit, juice, and cold cuts). I really appreciate that they even had an alternative milk option. There were water filling stations from filtered jugs inside the hotel. The location was excellent - close walking to restaurants and bars, easy for taxis to find, and felt very safe. I would definitely book again!

Beautiful building that feels more like a home than a hotel. The common areas featured plenty of natural light, books, and comfortable chairs to sit and read in. The beds and hot showers were exactly what I needed after a long day of flights. The omelets were delicious and the neighborhood is full of great restaurants. I highly recommend!

There was one morning where I needed to speak with hotel staff about storing luggage and whatnot but they were not around. Otherwise, the hotel staff were very helpful and communicative!

We enjoyed our stay at Casa Aliso. The room was very comfortable with plenty of space for two people with two large suitcases and backpacks. Laundry service was excellent and affordable. Wifi was great. Breakfast was tasty and I appreciated the gluten-free options they provided each morning.

I wish that they had provided better-quality coffee with breakfast. It was only fair. Otherwise, we were happy with our stay at Casa Aliso.

This is a lovely very friendly small hotel full of charm. One of the best nights sleep I’ve had in Ecuador thanks to a very comfy bed, nice cotton linen that actually fits the bed properly (hard to find in Ecuador or seems), duvets rather than blankets, and a pretty quiet night. Good eating nearby ( including 4 or so vegan places within a few blocks) and good craft beer at Sinners cafe just a block away. Good breakfast included with eggs etc though bit limited for vegan (bread jam fruit coffee tea).

Nothing to dislike. The area is a little dull apart from its restaurants and bars, as it lacks the buzz, culture and colonial architecture of the old town, but on the flip side felt much safer to walk about at night than the old town or Mariscal areas. Was a Bit of noise late on saturday night from nextdoor sushi bar but nothing that closing the room Window didn’t solve ( this is one of the first places I didnt need ear plugs!).

The house interior decoration and architecture was amazing. We really enjoyed the breakfast, cooked at spot. All staff were very attentive and helpful, they help organising airport transfers. Also we were allowed some changes in the room type, so my mother could stay in the ground floor to avoid the stairs, thank you.

There was a bit of misunderstanding on the number of people we booked for (8) vs what was claimed by the receptionist (7), so were asked to pay an extra breakfast, I found the confirmation for 8 later.

The hotel was beautiful and our room was super comfy and clean. When we arrived, the staff asked us if we had any eating restrictions. Since we are vegans, they were so kind and made sure we had some kind of non dairy milk each morning. The fruit and fresh squeezed juice were great and they even had an omelette station each morning in addition to the other foods..In the evenings, my hubby and I would play chess and when it was chilly, they would light a fire in the fireplace. So cozy. Highly recommend 😀

Lovely old Colonial hotel with several inviting sitting areas for guests. Tasty breakfast including eggs cooked to order with various optional additions. Excellent location in the heart of the lively La Floresta neighborhood. Many great dining options nearby; for instance, there are at least three Japanese restaurants within a block of the hotel. When our three-day reservation stretched into nine days due to unexpected illness, the hotel management was very helpful and kind.

very good breakfast, with freshly made omelette with vegetables of choice for each person; way better than expected! clean bathroom with hot water, bathtub, bathrobes, soap and shampoo perfect localization: if you want to have a pleasant in Quito - La Floresta is the place to stay! a lot of nice cafes, restaurants around, very safe well-arranged common areas with fireplaces, comfortable sofas, everything you need working wifi

it was a little bit cold it was booking fault, not hotel's but you can be surprised by all the taxes added to your final price

It's an old rustic hotel that looks like you stepped in to the past, but with modern amenities. It felt like stepping back in time in Quito. The room had a nice balcony with a view of green space. The place was quiet.

The beds are hard and parking is a bit of a headache. There's only one spot and every time you come and go you need to have a staff member open the gate and let you out -- which they do happily without issue -- but it's not an easy place to come and go from quickly.

It's a nice place—quiet, conveniently located, and altogether nice. People who work there were helpful and allowed us to store our bags after we checked out on two separate visits. I would stay here again.

Wifi works in some rooms but not others (we stayed in two different rooms). (Actually, this hotel has four or five different wifi networks for whatever reason, so that issue is a bit confusing as the password they provide works for *most* of them, but not all.) Both rooms had access to the 'garden,' but one had a patio with chairs, while the other didn't.