Find hotels near Rumiñawi Volcano, Quito from NT$617

"Great room, excellent staff and location"

"Great service from the minute I arrived. Desk agent met my taxi and helped me. Terrific breakfast w more excellent service. Concierge service helped me locate a phone repair and side trips. Very pleased. "

"clean room, staff nicely, breakfast acceptable"

"Hotel was exceptional, very clean, the hotel and room was immaculate, it's one of the finest hotels I've ever stayed. Highly recommend. "

"Hotel is an great location for the historic centre of Quito and was really clean and comfortable. My only issue was the rooms all overlooked the reception in a courtyard style and the door is always locked. So guests need to ring a buzzer to access the property, then when the door is opened a bell goes off. While this is not a problem in the day, when people come and go at night or early in the morning it does wake you up. A small issue in a great little hotel."

"I had a really enjoyable stay here at Hotel Sucre for 3 nights. The staff were very welcoming upon arrival. Shirley was brilliant. The rooms were very modern, clean and spacious. The towels were new and clean also. I felt very safe as the hotel had a guard who was also very helpful. Food options were great with choices of dishes and drinks. I used the laundry service which was very reasonably priced. I would highly recommend staying here. The location is excellent, 1 minute walk to the Metro and only 3 minutes to the main square. "

"This hotel is an absolute gem, beautifully showcasing colonial architecture with meticulously renovated interiors. The spacious and spotless bedrooms are adorned with charming local decor, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Nestled in a safe and peaceful part of Quito’s Castro area, it offers easy access to major sightseeing spots just a short walk away. The beautiful Spanish-style garden adds to the hotel’s charm, providing a serene and picturesque space to relax. One of the highlights of my stay was the breathtaking view of El Panecillo (the Angel on the hilltop) from my balcony and window—an unforgettable sight both day and night."