It's near the main plaza. Opposite cafe eucalyptus, and chicago pizzeria which serves pizza and local Ecuadorian food. The 2nd floor room I stayed in was large, clean and quiet. Lots of hot water for showers. Breakfast provided was excellent with a big spread - you can choose juices, some local fare, fruits, scrambled eggs or omelets.

This is a beautiful hotel with great staff and amenities. But has a small animal petting area with rooster that started crowing at 0200. Not the best. Food is excellent with the dinner in particular being very good. Breakfast is also very good. If you are planning on going from here to the Devils Nose railway, save your tome. The... More

We stayed here for two night in Room # 309 and loved the antiques, flowers, decor and style of this old hotel. Our room was huge, but it was warm so we had to open all the windows. Because we were on the main street side, this meant we got a lot of street noise and honking cars, so if... More

i was booked here by a tour company and it is not somewhere i would have choosen myself. On the plus sides it is in a great location, a lovely building, breakfast buffet was fab and all the staff very lovely and helpful. Very secure, comfortable, clean and in a great location. On the negative if you are looking for... More

My family stayed here for a week recently and found it a comfortable sanctuary from the bustle of town right outside the door. This old mansion has a homey, welcoming feel with multiple common areas with sofas and chairs to relax in for a change of pace from your room. Everything you could want is right outside the door: restuarants,... More

Cuenca is a World heritage City and this hotels decor suits this. It is only a 2 minute walk from the Central square and a short walk to the river. Sightseeing is very easy from this location and the hotel was comfortable, clean and tidy. Staff were very helpful. There was wifi in the room free of charge. I wished... More

We spent our first night in Cuenca here and would have happily stayed for our whole time had they had the availability. A 1920s colonial mansion that has been converted into a welcoming and sumptuous place to stay. Thee rooms are larger with all the amenities you need, including very comfortable beds. Wifi in all the rooms. The staff were... More

We stayed at the Carvallo as part of a tour package so we didn't choose it - but we wished we had! A lovely hotel very near the main square and all the restaurants. Service was great. I was just beginning to come down with a tummy bug and they were good enough to bring me some camomile tea to... More

we stayed here one night and had Room 308...........a huge bedroom with a huge bed, a small sitting room and a small bathroom. Mini bar TV and wi-fi downstrairs in the lobby. This hotel is owned by the same small chain which owns the Patio Andaluz in Quito. it's an old colonial house tastefully renovated and as you walk back... More