Cabañas Quilotoa

"The staff are very friendly; the owner even spoke English which helped us a lot! The breakfast is good and we were kept warm with a fire in our room with unlimited wood. The room was spacious and the shower was very hot!"

"The pillows were pretty thin and uncomfortable and the duvet very heavy but this was needed for the cold weather! The rooms also take a while to heat up with the fire so often we were cold"

"Just 3 minutes walk from the rim of the crater! Quilotoa is chilly but the wood fire chimney in the room made a big difference as did the always available hot tea and coffee in the restaurant and hot water in the showers. The breakfast is good and plenty of food to fuel the hike. A lot of people do day trips to Quilotoa but I'd really recommend staying a night or two. Do the walk around crater in the early morning for great views!"

"Aucun."

"The location of the hotel was a short walk to the view spot of Quilotoa. 2 shops nearby to buy snacks, drinks, and basics. The room was nice with a little fireplace which they came and lit for us, comfy bed with warm bedding which we needed. The hotel was nice. The lightbulb didn't work in our room, which we only discovered arriving back in the dark and they transferred us to a different room."

"We arrived and no one was there, we waited for awhile but still no one came. We had to wander the street outside looking lost until someone came to help. The info said we could get dinner there but they said the restaurant was closed and pointed us to a different place to eat. We came down in the morning to get breakfast and there was none despite being advertised, asked about a bus back to Latacunga but they did not seem to know. We went for a quick walk to the view and when we came back to pay no one was around again so after waiting for a bit we just left the money on the counter and left."

"Nice, big beds, big blankets, nice included breakfast, friendly staff, 5 minutes from the volcano/ lake"

"It gets very cold, they only put the fire on one of my two nights (and that night it went out when I tried to keep it alive but I guess that's on me)"

"- Pizza was really good - Right next to the Quilotoa Crater - Warm shower water for ~2 minutes but very low pressure (not good for washing hair)"

"The worst thing for us was, that you are very dependent on the staff and they make you feel like a nuisance every time you have to ask for something. However, you don't get matches to light your own fire, so you have to ask every time and the wood is not dry, so the oven will be out again after ~20-30 minutes, because the bigger logs will not have started to burn by then. Given the very cold temperature, it makes the whole stay incredibly uncomfortable. It also does not feel like anyone actually enjoys working there. They gave out false information (e.g. bus schedules), didn't tell us, that they will not have dinner service that evening although we had asked at around lunch time and so on. Additional minus point: There was hair in our food"

"Great place to stay in Quilotoa. The room was very big and the bed super confortable. There is a stove in case it gets too cold. Large bathroom with very hot water. Hot tea and coffee always available at reception and also water, which is quite rare here. At night they also have a restaurant with excellent pizzas and a selection of vegetarian dishes. Breakfast was also great with quite a lot. Lastly everyone was super friendly, I really had a great stay."

"Aucun."

"If you want a peaceful experience in nature, this is it. Don't expect mod cons, this is how the locals live so respect it. Its super close to the crater, its beautifully breath taking. Go."

"Aucun."

"Close to the busstation and close to the hikingtrail. The owner and the staff are really friendly. The breakfast was the best i had on my total travel! The dinner/ lunch they offer is good aswell. Nice to have hot tea all the time. Its a bit cold there (cause of the high altitude), but they have warm blankets and an oven in the room."

"Aucun."

"The location is superb. Doesn't get better than this. The staff were very kind, polite and accomodating. The breakfast was delicious and an added bonus!"

"My little wood burner/fireplace burnt out twice within 1.5 hours. They were really nice coming up to my room to get it going again, but it wouldn't stay lit. When I asked for matches, they gave me the flimsiest matches I've ever seen! I couldn't even light them up. I spent the night cocooned under my sheets in zero degree temperatures! Also, the shower either has scalding water or freezing cold. Took the quickest shower of my life. Despite all these things, I would stay there again due to the location, the lovely staff and the breakfast. It's probably the best you're gonna get in this small town, so I appreciated all the positive things about this place."

"This was the worst accommodation on our trip through Central and South America. The owner was nice, smiling, always gave us water when we asked, and there was good wifi... but otherwise the accommodation is terrible. Also the breakfast was good…"

"The ceilings in the rooms are wet with mold - the house is not finished and the floor above the rooms has no roof, so it rains and moisture leaks in. The plaster in the rooms is falling off, so we had to move the bed so that it wouldn't fall on us. There was a layer of old dirt on the bathroom door. There was no shelf or cupboard in the room where we could put our clothes. We had to put everything on the floor and everything was damp and cold. Luckily there was hot water. The restaurant is uncomfortable and cold in it... we didn't feel like spending our evenings there at all and we preferred to go to another hotel for food and spend the evening in a warm and nice environment. We definitely do not recommend this hotel to anyone."