The building is located in the Centro Historico, it's hundreds of years old and charming with a lovely courtyard. Way in the back of the property, up several flights of stairs was a tiny terrace with a sweeping view of the city that includes the churches and the famous angel statue. Between that and the lovely courtyard the hotel has, I enjoyed myself. Room was clean, bed was comfy. Housekeeping came promptly everyday in the mornings. My room had no windows and was a little chilly at night but I asked for a space heater and that resolved the issue immediately. My room was also along one one of the street sides but I had no sound issues at all. Also to note, El Centro becomes (oddly) very quiet at night with no one on the streets (like, zero humans), so that helped it be very peaceful at night. Its a three minute walk to Plaza Grande (the main plaza) so the location is ideal. Lots of restaurants nearby and the hotel staff is happy to recommend some good places to eat.

This has been mentioned in many reviews, the breakfast is simply dismal. The breakfast room is in what was, literally, an old prison dungeon that they kept the insurgents in hundreds of years ago. No windows, dim lighting, no musical ambiance. It's such an odd choice considering they have a lovely courtyard that they could serve breakfast in. Also, the options are the same everyday. Eggs, a piece of fruit, bread, coffee. The combo of a boring breakfast and the dismal breakfast room really makes a less than stellar impression about the hotel considering it would take so little to improve the experience.

The hotel is located in the historic part of town so everything is easily accessible. The hotel itself Is beautiful and 1 of the 5 oldest hotels in the city. Breakfast was lovely too, was nice to have fresh friut juice and slices of watermelon, accompaniedwith a nice soft brioche roll and jam, and fresh made scrambled eggs and of course coffee. The common area with all the plants just makes it feel so homely and the rooms are nice and spacious with everything you could need. The staff are beyond helpful. I had a slight problem getting a sim card to work and they were very accommodating letting me leave my bag in the store cupboard while I sorted it out, I was able to stay in the common area for a couple of extra hours while I got myself sorted, which allowed me to recharge my phone and get my bearings. Highly recommended for many reasons. I can honestly say there wasn't anything I disliked about this hotel. Would happily stay again. Lovely friendly staff and was just a nice place to be.

Location: Right in the middle of the Old Town, everything was in walking distance. The room was quiet, with one night exception of staff moving some tanks. Breakfast was adequate, small continental style. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Too short a stay and my lack of knowledge of the Spanish language. There wasn't much to not like about the city with the exception of not being able to drink the tap water - small issue as water was inexpensive to purchase.

The premises were unique, clean, with beautiful inclosed patio areas. The location is easy walking to old town area. We had a very enjoyable stay.

No variation in breakfast. The inside rooms were relatively quiet, but the outside rooms were extremely noisy with road noise. We stayed 2 separate times, so got to experience both. The bed was a little too hard for a petit person and the pillows could have been better, but everyone has personal preferences.

The courtyard the historical feel of the hotel the area where it is based. The size of the rooms. The staff were excellent and very helpful.

The breakfast was limited and always the same. There are quirks in the plumbing and the courtyard design can sometimes exaggerate internal sounds within the building. However, this is a small price to pay for staying in one of the oldest buildings in Quito which is a huge privilige.

The location was AWESOME! Right in the heart of Quito. I liked it very much. The staff were friendly and helpful in getting tour of the city and area, and also a ride back to the airport! Nice breakfast and good coffee in the morning.

When I arrived very early in the morning the room was quite cold. Being tired I just went to bed. If you stay here, do yourself a favor and request a heater :) The terrace is nice, But just be aware its 96 steps up at 10000 foot elevation. The first few days it took me a little while to get up there, until I got acclimated to the altitude. I'm not sure how my room qualified as a "Suite" as my reservation said. (photo below) It was an extra 80 dollars. and seemed to be a regular sized room.

The hotel staff was very good, friendly, providing helpful information on Quito and with room services. Greatly like the interior court of the hotel with the various types of flowers and plants hanging over the balconies. Hotel is also very well located in the historic center of Quito. There is also a nearby grocery store and restaurants. Very secure area of Quito.

The hotel is very historical, with a recent remodel made the place very inviting and enjoyable.

The hotel is unfortunately (or not) located in a very busy part of the city's historic district. This brings a lot of traffic, both auto and pedestrian, to the area. The only drawback was this this constant noise.

Location was outstanding. Steps away from the epicenter of Quito old town- The staff was extremely helpful and did everything to make my stay comfortable. The breakfast was great.

I think the only thing that would’ve made my state a little bit more comfortable is if they had a little bar. Other than that it was just fine

Very helpful staff, delicious breakfast. The interior courtyard is beautiful and it's in a great location for visiting the historic city center. Head up to the very top level for great views of the city (take your time because of the altitude though).

We had a two level room that was beautiful, but the narrow spiral staircase to the loft with our bed was a bit tight for my very tall husband. Something to consider if you're on the larger side.