We absolutely fell in love with the location
Paola's exceptional care made my stay truly special
The views, the friendly llamas, free coffee and tea, delicious food, and Paola's exceptional care made my stay truly special
The views, the friendly llamas, free coffee and tea, delicious food, and Paola's exceptional care made my stay truly special
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Every room includes Mountain view, Free Wifi, Clothes rack, Toilet paper, Toilet, Free toiletries, and Towels
16 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2 · Suite
The Junior Suite with Mountain View offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and stunning mountain views. It features a queen bed, free WiFi, and a private bathroom, making it a highly desirable and comfortable retreat.
Beds 9.2/10 · 3 guests mention them
35 m² · 6 bunk beds · Sleeps 6
Mountain views frame the window of this mixed dormitory room. Six beds accommodate up to six guests, and the space includes a clothes rack and a desk for personal use. A private bathroom provides a toilet, toilet paper, towels and free toiletries. Complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the room.
Beds 9.2/10 · 3 guests mention them
30 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 4 · Suite
The Suite with Mountain View at Cotopaxi Lodge offers exceptional comfort, a spacious 30 m² layout, and a highly rated queen bed. Standout features include a private bathroom, free Wi-Fi, and a cozy fireplace, complemented by breathtaking mountain views.
Beds 9.2/10 · 3 guests mention them
“😡”
The view facing Cotopaxi was beautiful with large bay windows, and the chef was very friendly and did everything himself. It was too isolated in a meadow of agricultural fields surrounded by barbed wire; without a car you’re entirely at the hotel’s mercy with surprises and many unannounced extras: meals cost 30 USD per day, travel to the lodge 50 USD round‑trip, mandatory organized tours because walking is impossible. The dormitory was okay but there was no kitchen available; it’s not a hostel. A key detail: the chef slept under the staircase cage, a small storage with no windows. A disgrace for the price we ultimately paid.
“Increíbles vistas del Cotopaxi”
Incredible view of Cotopaxi, unbeatable service and attention.
“Paz”
The view is amazing, but the road is a bit rough.
The place was clean and comfortable, a bit hard to reach but the lodge staff were ready to help, and in return you get amazing views! The shower was actually good and the breakfast served was perfect. Special thanks to concierge Juan, who was very nice and caring and even arranged for the driver to help me catch a bus to Latacunga terminal.
The directional signage needs improvement.
“😡”
The view facing Cotopaxi was beautiful with large bay windows, and the chef was very friendly and did everything himself. It was too isolated in a meadow of agricultural fields surrounded by barbed wire; without a car you’re entirely at the hotel’s mercy with surprises and many unannounced extras: meals cost 30 USD per day, travel to the lodge 50 USD round‑trip, mandatory organized tours because walking is impossible. The dormitory was okay but there was no kitchen available; it’s not a hostel. A key detail: the chef slept under the staircase cage, a small storage with no windows. A disgrace for the price we ultimately paid.
The place was clean and comfortable, a bit hard to reach but the lodge staff were ready to help, and in return you get amazing views! The shower was actually good and the breakfast served was perfect. Special thanks to concierge Juan, who was very nice and caring and even arranged for the driver to help me catch a bus to Latacunga terminal.
“Increíbles vistas del Cotopaxi”
Incredible view of Cotopaxi, unbeatable service and attention.
The directional signage needs improvement.
“Paz”
The view is amazing, but the road is a bit rough.
