Hoteller i Yaruqui

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«Room was adequate. There was a storm that passed through a few hours earlier and the power was out, they said it would be back on within 30 mins. It took a while to come back then was intermittent throughout the evening with a generator, not ideal for the need to charge things the night before our departure. The WiFi didn’t work (assuming due to the power) Beds were ok… pillows were rock hard. Not the best place to stay for more than 1 night»

«Vi bodde i en fin hytte i et fin park. Vi tok hotellet fordi det var nær flyplassen i Quito, og vi skulle videre med fly neste dag. Hyggelig betjeni9ng.»

«Very nice hotel. Clean and new»

«Chambre et lieux propre. La piscine ne fonctionnait pas. L'accueil courtois. Localisation, près de l'aéroport. »

«Clean, courteous, quiet, free breakfast, free airport shuttle waiting for me !! Good birding from the terraza and in neighborhood.»

«Great experience, great service »

«Veldig fint og koslig hotel og stille sted . Hotell personalet er veldig hjelpsom frokosten var okay å helle grei frokost . Hotel littHotel Hotel ligger litt Hotel langt fra down town . Men alt er tilgjengelig transport du kan ta buss til byen og shopping fin park kort avstand fra hotell og ligger masse restauranter små butikker rundt hotellet . Kan anbefale til qutio opphold neste gang .»

«Me cobraron más al llegar en la estancia y la limpieza»

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«The staff was great. But the amenities need improvement. »

«Veldig fint og koselig lite hotell. God beliggenhet med gangavstand til Plaza Independence. Fin utsikt og fine rom. God service fra personalet og veldig god frokost. Minus for at det var lytt ut i gata, men til gjengjeld en rolig gate på kveldstid. »

«Went there due to business. Stayed here before also and had earth quake that time. Since the hotel is built to take big earthquakes - and staff are good - coming back was easy. shopping mall 2min away (70-80m), central location. recommended... although it is a little bit expensive.»

«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 ...