Hoteller nær Museo Casa de Sucre

«I have travelled many places, but Casa Anabela stands out as one of the best places I have ever stayed. Maria and Marie were extremely hospitable, welcoming, and accommodating - it felt like home. The rooms were very nice and tastefully designed. The breakfasts were incredible! This place is top notch in every way. »

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

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

«Very well located, big room and beds. Very pleasant place. Good service! The rooms towards the street may be a bit noisy. Recommended hotel in Quito.»

«Casa El Eden was perfect. They have thought of everything. The room was meticulously clean, the building is beautiful, but the best part was Mario and Blanca who made us feel like family the moment we walked through the door. We wish we could have stayed longer. Next time! And. Make sure you get to the rooftop patio…! »

«Perfect place »

«Excellent hotel staff friendly and helpful »

«Airport shuttle driver waiting for me at airport with my name on a sign. Return ride to airport was on time as promised. Breakfast was great! Hernan was a gracious host. He made sure I had everything I needed. He even booked a tour for me and another guest in which he took the time to be our guide and driver. Great stay! Thank you Hernan!»

«Staff were attentive and friendly. Delicious food. Gorgeous building. »

«I wish our stay could have been longer! The suite is very big and comfortable. While retaining architectural features of the 200-year old building, it has all modern comforts. The kitchen is fully stocked for guests to make their own breakfast. Staff speak excellent English. Really really nice! »

«Terrible service, you have to wait a long time for food in the restaurant. When they loose/ delay the laundry, it's excuses and lying. The view is nice though»

«Lots of difficulty here. The room was nice, though no exterior windows. You have to check in before midnight, and the host locks you in from 9:00 PM to 6:30 AM each night (yes, really) due to what she described as dangerous streets. On our 10:30 check in, after almost 12 hours of travel, she fought vociferously with us because we asked to remain on the sidewalk for five minutes to smoke a cigarrete. Her helpers, two young Quechua girls, were fantastic and friendly, though we felt sorry that ...

«Historic building. Very well located near old town. Good service and excellent breakfast. The only negative was the comfort of the bed.»

«The room was clean and the staff was always willing to help.»

«Great service, and you’re right in the middle of the historic district.»