2-Star Hotels in Quito

I highly recommend staying at Selina Quito! I was there twice and I would definitely go back again. Excellent customer service at both Reception and Bar/Restaurant. The breakfast is abundant and for a really good price. The bowl served at lunch and dinner incredibly healthy and filling. The staff is kind and always ready to help or recommend what to do during your stay. The room was clean, and the hot water always reliable. Love the activities they offer on location, especially the free Jiu Jitsu classes. Must go!

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and is very comfortable and comfortable.

Unfortunately, I had to leave... that's how bad it was. After the first night, I complained about the noise, and they moved me to another room (private room, private bathroom which are overpriced sh*tholes). The second night was worse than the first night. They have two rules; an rule #1 is to be whisper-quiet when moving about the hostel between 10pm and 8am. However, they blast music on the rooftop until 11:00pm. Then the noise of the rooftop party continues throughout the hostel ALL NIGHT LONG! After no sleep for 2 nights, I decided I had to leave (75 countries and 1000's of accommodations, I never had to leave an accommodation early). I had already paid in full, and asked for a refund for the 3rd night, and they did not refund me. Horrible management, horrible communication, horrible all around experience!

I ordered without breakfast, but there is a refrigerator and a microwave in the room. You can buy some milk, yogurt, cereal, bread, avocado (the avocados here are very cheap) and you can have breakfast. Our room has a big bed and a small bed. A family of three lives in a spacious room with walkincloset, which is very big. The location is very good, next to the big Quicentro mall, it takes no two minutes to walk. The owner of the hotel is very nice and provided us with a lot of help, and recommended to stay.

With neat & tidy common areas (the sitting-room like area on the first floor & the garden-like area on the rooftop) and also clean bathrooms and a ”cool water” refill, I had a comfortable 5-night stay at this place; and yes to ”top it all off” in my opinion was the friendliness of all those who ran this place (especially the owner who was just very friendly & obliging with my inquiries and who also invited me for some evening meal on my first day). Just somewhat on the downside though was that there was ”no breakfast” at this place, but yes at just a very short walk from here (to the left after going down the stairs followed by another left at the end of the block) is a small restaurant for a ”quite filling” breakfast (and for a very reasonable price of just about 4 US$); and actually also just directly across the street from that one for breakfast is one which is pretty great for dinner (a Chinese restaurant where I actually had all my dinners during my stay). And apart from food, for toiletry items & such are a number of convenience-type stores right around this hostel on the big street 10 de Agosto Avenue right in front of this place (and can also get from this place itself things like small bars of bath soap for like 50 cents). And although not in close proximity to any sightseeing site (except the ”fairly sizeable” Parque El Ejido which is just directly across Av. 10 de Agosto from this hostel), at just about a 15-minute walk away (to the right after coming down the hostel stairs to the street) is the city's ”largest cathedral” Basilica del Voto Nacional (with ”pretty comprehensive” city views from its 3 towers) with a further 15-to-20-minute walk from that cathedral to the city's ”main plaza” Plaza Grande in Old Town (just an ”ideal area” to spend a whole day along its medium-to-narrow streets lined with heritage-styled buildings); and for just about 6 US$ by taking a taxi in front of this hostel is to the top of El Panecillo Hill with the big Virgin Statue overlooking the city (a site totally worthwhile for ”high-and-wide” panoramic views of the city in pretty much all directions from up there); and also in the vicinity of this hostel (just about a 5-minute walk) is the bus stop for the ”direct bus” to Mitad del Mundo (the ride of just about an hour to the stop right outside that ”huge compound” with the big Equator Monument & many other smaller structures inside). And yes last but not least, having arrived in Quito on like a midnight flight, I'm just really ”quite grateful” to this hostel for its Airport pick-up service (for about 30 US$) & the 24-hour check-in availability.

Excellent accueil et service (responsables très attentifs, parlant anglais). Je recommande vivement cet hôtel !!! agréable, confortable** (sécurisé, wifi, douche chaude, bon petit déjeuner inclus), pas cher (8$ la nuit, 13$ la chambre seul) et bien situé (restaurants, vie nocturne). Je remercie chaleureu*****t Rodrigo, sa femme et sa belle-fille (médecin), très humains et attentionnés, pour leur aide précieuse (avoir une consultation médicale, se rendre à la police pour porter plainte...).

We really enjoyed our stay at Posada del Maple. The room was clean and comfortable and our shower was perfectly hot. It even had a private patio surrounded by flowers from the Redvein flowering maple after which the hostel is named. We had breakfast one morning and it was delicious. We were also able to store our bags while we went out to explore Quito. The location was great. Quiet street with restaurants nearby in Plaza Foch. A bank and a nearby pharmacy came in handy. Our host was very, very kind. My husband became ill the day we were supposed to catch a night bus to Lago Agrio. She got him comfortable on the couch and made him tea (this was all after we’d checked out). When we decided we could not travel she set us up for another night and even checked in on him in the morning. All in all, a great place to stay that I can’t recommend more.

With a stay at St. Gallen Haus in Quito (Iñaquito), you'll be steps from Guangüiltagua Metropolitan Park and 10 minutes by foot from Naciones Unidas Boulevard. This guesthouse is 10 mi (16.1 km) from Quicentro Sur Mall and 15.5 mi (24.9 km) from Monument to the Equator.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this guesthouse include complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy international cuisine at 1977 Bistro, one of the guesthouse's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers with rainfall showerheads.

An excellent service, thank you Mr. Gómez, the very spacious room, very fast Internet connection, very clean, the impeccable bathroom, permanent hot water. The parking lot is very safe and large, they are open 24 hours, in the surroundings you can find everything!

Very convenient to the airport, and you can arrange shuttle/taxi service to and from the airport through the hotel for $10 each way. They were very responsive through *********** messaging and are so friendly in person. The included breakfast is excellent, and you can also have dinner at a reasonable additional cost—just let them know at breakfast if you'll want dinner that night. I loved my little room! Very cozy, and WiFi worked well. The property is lovely to spend time on. It's warmer here than in the actual city of Quito, so the pool is a nice perk, and they have a quiet, peaceful gazebo that was pleasant to sit and read and journal in. There's a sweet little pond near the main building with interesting-looking ducks. A step outside of the property takes you to nice views of a deep gorge cut by a river. This is a family-run business, and it was so nice to get to meet all of them—including the cat! Not everyone there speaks English, so if you don't know Spanish well, be prepared with Google Translate or similar. I look forward to staying at Hosteria Colibri Aeropuerto again in the future. You're close to the airport, so it's only natural that once in a while you'll hear the loud roar of an airplane engine—but they didn't come by as frequently as I'd have thought, and the sleeping hours were quiet. During the day, it was pretty cool to watch the planes flying overhead.