Otavalo·9.0
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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El Tío Hostal in Otavalo features family rooms with private entrances, mountain views, en‑suite bathrooms, showers and patios. Guests benefit from a garden, free Wi‑Fi, shared kitchen, picnic area, outdoor seating and bicycle parking. A vegetarian breakfast highlights local specialties, warm dishes, cheese and fruit, with in‑room service available. Situated 91 km from Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport, it offers convenient access to nature trips and acclaimed service.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
José is an incredibly kind and warm-hearted host who is always there to help and answer any questions. Even when travelling solo, you never feel alone here, as José takes such good care of his guests. The accommodation is beautifully located at the foot of the volcano, making it the perfect place for walks and hikes. Otavalo and Cotacachi are also easily accessible by bus, making it a great base for exploring the surrounding area
Tilmann·Hace 2 semanas
A natural and pleasant environment, affordable enough for a night’s stay. The night we were there was cold; we needed more blankets or warmer bedding.
Johnny·Hace 3 semanas
The host never informed us that there was no water and that there were burns in the area; we spent all three days with just one bathroom. The room was dusty, and the entrance to the hotel was dark at night, far from Otavalo. There was no shower heater, and the back of the hotel was covered in wet dirt. There were no common areas, and despite the water and burns, the host was almost never present. There was no internet for two days.
Acosta·Hace 2 meses
Be careful when booking here. I just had a quite unpleasant stay and felt this place doesn't treat travelers fairly, so I’m warning others. First, the location is far from everything, as many reviews note; it would be more practical to stay in Otavalo or nearby. Second, they may try to charge you more per night than what you booked online—my case was almost double! I made it clear I wasn’t paying extra, but they joked about the price, saying it wasn’t even a campsite, indicating they don’t know the market rates; for 7/8 $ you can get a private room elsewhere. They seemed very greedy about money, and because I didn’t have exact change, they forced me to pay without it, then I had to wait hours for the change, which was incomplete and I had to ask again for the rest before checkout. Extremely unprofessional and uncomfortable. The shower had no hot water at all and no lock on the door; the bathrooms hadn’t been cleaned in a long time—trash bins overflowing with papers, mirrors so dirty they didn’t reflect light. The shared kitchen is mostly used by family members; despite the name, it’s not a hostel at all but a family house with tourist huts, so it’s hard to find space to heat water in a pot. They don’t care about washing dishes or cooking utensils for guests, a very selfish “this is my house” attitude. Nothing like a hostel at all.
Daniel·Hace 2 meses
The property sits in the countryside surrounded by beautiful scenery and plenty of birds, so it’s very quiet, and the owner is a wonderful host. The rooms and common kitchen could use some dusting and sweeping, and the kitchen wasn’t available early in the morning.
Monica·Hace 2 meses