Hotels With spa in Pichincha, Ecuador

"A nice hotel, a very large room, a shower and a jacuzzi, they brought water and coffee, and gave you an adapter for the outlet. The hairdryer was taped shut, though. The bathroom had shampoo, conditioner, and bubble bath. But there were no slippers or robes. For some reason, there weren't enough towels; they were small, but overall they were adequate and changed daily. I wouldn't recommend their restaurant (in the hotel): the pizza was okay, but the soup and pasta were completely unimpressive, and I felt sick afterwards. It's better to check out nearby places with good ratings and go there. Breakfast is okay, not the most varied, but you won't go hungry."

"Location Location Location it has the best location in Quito. Many restaurants and coffees are around . Clean area . Staff are friendly and helpful and the service is excellent. Breakfast is perfect and has many kinds . Can’t miss coming to Quito and not staying here again . All the details are perfect. Recommended 5/5 . Location Location Location it has the best location in Quito. Many restaurants and coffees are around . Clean area . Staff are friendly and helpful and the service is excellent. Breakfast is perfect and has many kinds . Can’t miss coming to Quito and not staying here again . All the details are perfect. Recommended 5/5 ."

"This is a really nice hotel. It’s basic, but clean and comfortable. Really good value for money."

"The room was neat and clean. It is the unprovoked design of a mirror in the middle of the two wardrobes, and I can't cover it. The TV is not good-looking and the function is a bit problematic. Breakfast, it can be said to be very ordinary. The restaurant production can be said to be quite general and very salty. But the scenery here is really first class, nothing to say. Still recommend this hotel. Service attitude is also very good."

"Love this hotel! Near the airport. Great food. Always friendly. If you’re overnighting in Quito this is the airport you want to stay at."

"Staying at the Superstar Hotel in Quito, Ecuador, is definitely one of the wisest choices for this trip! From the moment you step into the lobby, you can feel the hotel's intentions high-rise space with warm color lighting, local artists' oil paintings on the wall, cleverly blending modern design and Andean cultural elements, instantly making people feel more intimate about this plateau capital. The booked view room exceeded expectations. Open the window to the red-top complex in Quito's old town. The Pitchcha volcano in the distance is looming in the clouds. You can get a flowing natural picture when you open the curtains in the morning. The room is fully equipped, the smart TV can be connected to the mobile phone to cast screen, the details such as a kettle, a mini refrigerator and other details meet the needs of long-distance travel, and the bedding is so soft that people can sleep in the bed, completely offset the fatigue of the plateau travel. The most surprising thing is the hotel's service. The front desk lady is fluent in English, not only quickly checked in, but also took the initiative to send a Quito map, marked the must-see church, market and observation deck with a highlighter, and even carefully reminded the precautions for altitude sickness. Every day when you go out, the door will greet you warmly, and it will be recommended to wear it according to the weather. This feeling of being valued is too warm. The breakfast type is not huge, but it is exquisite. The traditional Ecuadorian breakfast ”Holvijo” (tortilla with cheese and fried eggs) is delicious, with local banana jam, sour and sweet; The passion fruit freshly squeezed juice and blueberry milkshake in the juice bar are solid enough to taste the fruit. When I came back in the evening, the lobby bar also provided free hot cocoa, a drink warmed my heart, and the dark street view outside the window was particularly pleasant. The location is also a plus. It takes 15 minutes to walk to Quito's Old Town (United Nations World Heritage Site). It is very convenient to go to San Francisco Church and Independence Square. There are also 24-hour supermarkets and cost-effective local restaurants nearby. Overall, the superstar hotel draws a perfect end to my trip to Quito with comfortable accommodation, intimate service and convenient location. If you come back to this ”city on the equator” next time, this will definitely be my first choice!"

"It is still acceptable locally, but it is not lost. However, there are still some gaps compared to other Marriott and similar brands. In South America, it cannot follow the requirements of other developed regions. It is acceptable if it is acceptable."

"The service and care I received from Old town suites Quito is the best that I ever received for all the hotels I have stayed. My flight arrived at Quito in the early morning around 6:40am, I got to the hotel around 7:40am, hotel front desk employee Francisco took my luggages, provided me power cord to charge my phone, and even gave me a delicious breakfast. I felt I have been welcomed into my new home in Quito. The hotel provided milk, yogurt, bread, juice, cheese, eggs, ham, vegetables and fruits for making breakfast yourself or you can tell them ahead of time and they can prepare breakfast for you. I have had amazing experience in this hotel. The hotel location is great and you can walk to old town attractions. I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Quito."