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Hotel Aeropuerto

Av. Amazonas N50-25 y Av. La Prensa, Quito 170150 Ecuador
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"Hotel Aeropuerto" in Quito - Ecuador has been renovated and is Under New Management. Is now conveniently located in front of the Modern "Park & Business Convention Center Bicentenario" formerly where the Quito Airport used to be located. The ideal location of "Hotel Aeropuerto" enables our guests to truly inmerse themselves in the city's thriving cultural landscape. Enjoy visiting the Equator Line, the Historic & Colonial Quito, the Telepherique, Shopping Centers and more .......
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ken e wrote a review Jul 2012
Cuenca, Ecuador1 contribution17 helpful votes
i booked a night here a month in advance on my way out of quito as my return flight had me getting back into quito at 11pm with the connection to cuenca at 7am the following morning. i knew i would have 130lbs of baggage and thus wanted to keep movement simple. i wasn't concerned with dining options, or the area, just a bed n shower. I ended up extending my us stay, my change in flight had me getting into quito at 7pm and leaving at 5pm the nexr day. i considered losing my $30 bucks and staying elsewhere after i read all these reviews. i'm glad i didn't. the room was clean, the shower was hot and high pressure and the staff were helpful. my bags had wheels so i lugged em across the street myself, i later met people who paid the airport porters $2 to haul there stuff. there is decent columbian food and pizza within a couple of blocks. checkout is noon so i had ample time to go to the aerogal office at the airport and pay for my flight change without my bags and the lines that occur closer to flight times. i got a good coffee at le petit cafe at the airport along with there wifi key which worked from the hotels dining area. i had a 1oclock appntmnt at the us embassy so i checked out leaving my bags behind the desk area for 4 hours while i took care of bizness and wandered around town a little. i would stay here again for short/easy transfer out of quito.
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Date of stay: July 2012
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Room Tip: i had 110, which which got real quiet after the flights stop at 11. ground floor rooms might be...
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Gee009 wrote a review Mar 2012
Atlanta, Georgia17 contributions30 helpful votes
This review is on the level of a Public Service Announcement (PSA)... I want to start this by saying; I am not a hotel snob. I expect the basics, a safe environment, a clean room, helpful staff, and good service. The Hotel Aeropuerto is located directly across the street from the Arribo National Airport in Quito Ecuador. You NEVER, EVER EVER want to stay at this hotel. This hotel is mixture of a dark hideout for any of the shady characters you would find in a Jason Bourne movie, mixed with a torture cell in the movie Saw but with beds and cobwebs. If you do not believe me, the stay is only $30 USD per person, take a walk through and take pictures. I wish I did to let you know that I'm not making this up. The $30 USD per person for the night was what lured us in plus the fact that he had no idea where to stay. As we stepped out of the airport, it was late in the evening so our thought was, oh look, a hotel across the street from the airport perfect! We will be here for less than 24hrs, we only need a place to sleep for the night and shower in the morning. Our flight leaves at 7pm the next day. Couple that with the lady at the front desk telling us that the hotels in downtown Quito were “really expensive”. This hotel has not been dusted since the 70s. The cobwebs were black and stuck to the walls. The dust was like glue stuck on the plastic lampshades. Our room was poorly ventilated and noisy. I was afraid to sit on the bed. The only redeeming part about this place was the shower, it was recently remodeled. The hallways were dark with lights flickering. We decided if we were going to stay in this hotel we would sleep fully dressed, use our extra clothes as pillows and leave the light turned on all night. Our main purpose for traveling to Quito was to go to the equator as we were traveled through Ecuador. After a few minutes of planning we trekked to downtown Quito (the town center). On the way there, we saw fancier hotels, a JW Marriott and chain hotels that we have in the US. Our driver said that there were nicer hotel than Hotel Aeropuerto but they would cost more. We never asked, how much more? So we will take some blame there for not asking what they consider as more. While we were downtown we saw a hotel that looked like it could have been in the middle of Manhattan, nice bar, artsy furniture in the lobby, bright, great art pieces decorating the walls, clean lobby etc. So I asked about their rates, it was $90 USD per night, including breakfast and a free drink. The rooms where small but looked just like a room in a 4-5 star hotel in the US. We flagged the first cab we could find and had him rush us back to the hell hole; Hotel Aeropuerto. We literally ran out of the Hotel Aeropuerto. If you are going to Quito, you have been warned about Hotel Aeropuerto. Downtown is about a 20min drive from the airport and the JW is on the way. If you are looking for a dirty, cheap and dark hideout, the Hotel Aeropuerto is the hotel for you.
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Date of stay: September 2011
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Kim_coco wrote a review Nov 2011
Milwaukee, Wisconsin776 contributions79 helpful votes
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I don't know how to compare rates to what else Ecuador has to offer, because we were only here for one night from the U.S. on our way to Bonaire. Our original flight from our hometown was cancelled, so Quito, Ecuador was a detour and our only option. We were supposed to be in Bonaire at 1 pm that afternoon, but arrived in Ecuador very late evening as a result of rebooking the only available flights to get to our intended destination. Getting through customs was pure insanity. It took us three hours, moving literally an inch at a time. There was no rhyme or reason. Cancun is like a cakewalk compared to this. People were massing together, skipping to get ahead. No semblence of organization whatsoever. It made me think of what India might be like (having never been there). Finally, after three hours of this chaos, in the wee hours of the morning, someone finally opened another "line" (which is really just a mass of people) and let us through. We get through customs, and there are no ticket agents available at this time of night. We should have been comped a room somewhere, but no ticket agents at the airport. So, we sat there contemplating what to do. There were others from our hometown, also trying to figure out where to go from here. Someone finally located an English speaking rep at the airport, and they arranged a cab ride to a Hilton hotel. We waited, waited and waited and by this time (it's now 3 am) we are dead tired and want nothing more than to just lay down and sleep. A couple guys walked across to the airport hotel (it's just across the street, conveniently located), asking about the rates and trying to check out the place. It's no five star accommodations, and we knew that going in. Finally, my husband and I, and another couple, decided to just try our luck and booked rooms here (we had only three hours before we had to return to the airport for our departure flight), instead of waiting for transportation to the Hilton. Rates per couple were $55 plus tax. All I cared about was that the rooms were safe and clean. The reception at the front desk didn't speak English, but he was very nice and professional. If you have to ask for a receipt, show him a copy of another receipt and he'll understand. Our only major complaint is that even though we booked two separate rooms (we just met this other couple as they were on the way to Bonaire as well), the front reception would only give us ONE receipt for the total amount of both rooms. We needed the receipt for reimbursement for our travel insurance for the trip delay. They helped us with our luggage to our rooms, but there are stairs to negotiate. I didn't see elevator access. The rooms were clean - the first thing we did was check out the bathrooms and the beds - I checked out the linens and went as far as to pull back the sheets to check out the mattress. It was fine. To our satisfaction, the bathrooms were clean. The accommodations are very basic, but overall we were ok for just a bed to sleep in for the night. The doors don't have deadbolts, and solely as a precaution we placed our luggage in front of the door while we slept. The windows have exterior security bars on them. The walls have primer in areas where they appeared to have had patched, but the curtains are thick and sufficient to block out light. The street crossing outside made some sort of intermittent loud chiming at night, annoying, but we were so tired we finally drifted to sleep. We awoke to a very loud arrival of an airliner, which was fine because we had to get up and head to the airport anyway. I suppose if you are traveling on a tight budget, you aren't hard to please and consider yourself "down to earth" and need a quick place to stay, it's something to consider. But don't expect ANY luxuries. We aren't the type to complain about a bed, but I don't remember it being uncomfortable. Then again, we were dead tired and it was one night. There is a t.v., some snacks and beverages in the room if you choose to pay for them, an open bathroom (no door), trickling water in the sink and the shower didn't have much pressure but my husband was able to take a shower. All linens were clean, the bathroom was clean, so for that I was thankful. By American standards, I can see why others may call these accommodations poor. I'll give it average because it suited our needs for what we needed at the time, and I have nothing else to compare it to since this was our first visit to Ecuador and a detour at that, and I was thankful to have a clean bed and room to sleep in. Do not expect it to be really quiet though, you could hear the cross walk chiming (I think it was the crosswalk) and other activities nearby. You might want to consider earplugs if you are a light sleeper, but it's not like we heard loud banging music or anything unusual (Saturday evening) that I recall. There was a fast food place just across the street in the airport that was still open in the wee hours of the morning, thankfully, so we ordered some take out chicken and rice since we were starving by this point. The hotel did ask if we were married upon check in, so probably a hotel that tries to deter "rent by the hour" clientelle, somewhat comforting. I have no idea what other amenities this hotel offers. I took some pics of the hotel room for others to get a better idea. Not a $55 room by American standards, but again, I have nothing to compare it to in Ecuador. Perhaps the price is high for the convenience of stranded travelers.
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Date of stay: October 2011
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krolikv wrote a review May 2011
Los Angeles208 contributions141 helpful votes
The only good point about this hotel - it's conveniently located right across from the airport. I was "forced" to spend a night there, since I arrived from Banos really late at night and my flight out of Quito was at 6 am. If you need a place just to crash for a night - it's ok. Now... I asked for the quietest room and was given the one in the back. Still, I could here the booming from the discoteque nearby. Beds, pillows are hard and linens were filthy. The bathroom was dirty. Literary. Looks like nobody ever cleaned that room. There was dust and sooth all over it. I did not dare to get into the shower. Well, it did not have hot water anyway. So... if you are ok with just using a toilet, washing your face a bit and sleeping with your clothes on - the hotel is fine. Now, should I mention that they charged me 35 dollars for this filth? Unbelievable price (outrageously high) by Ecuadorian standard.
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Date of stay: April 2011
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Alana S wrote a review Nov 2010
South Devon, United Kingdom45 contributions15 helpful votes
This is the worst hotel I've had the misfortune to get stuck in. I was taken here & dumped by a local cab after asking for a good hotel close to the airport. As it was dark, I had two large bags to carry & I was alone I didn't have much choice but to stay here. The reception stinks & is dirty which is the first sign that things here aren't good. The rate was advertised as $35 but they insisted I pay $40. When I got to my room the door lock was flimsy with no chain. The room. To start the floor & windows were beyond dirty. The tv only has 4 Spanish channels only. The bathroom was new but the shower hadn't been cleaned & there was no hot water despite running the system for over 20 mins. The piste de la restance was the bed. It creaked like it had seen some serious action & I found a pubic hair on the duvet. Not mine I hasten to add. I slept with my clothes on & an ashtray in my hand as I was worried from the noise outside that someone might try to get into my room. I also put my towel over the pillow & used my coat as a cover. One last thing. I told reception I would be leaving at 4:30 for the airport. At 4:15 someone came hammering on my door. Apart from scaring me I eventually worked out that it was someone from the staff. He was there to make sure I hadn't eaten any of the 'snacks' on a rusty metal table in the room. He did help me to the outside with my bags & after some cajoling from me escorted me across the road. He stood with his hand out for more payment after this though. My advice? Sleep in the airport over paying for this hole.
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Date of stay: November 2010
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phlw wrote a review Aug 2009
Colorado1 contribution10 helpful votes
I was not able to get on my flight out of Quito which was very late at night. I asked the airline agent about a place to stay close by. He said there was one right across the street. It is close only 50 feet! I was dead tired and just needed a place to sleep. I found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The rate of $35 for a single was reasonable considering that you do not need a taxi. The rooms are basic and clean with new bathroom fixtures A continental breakfast is also included. I also had lunch which was only $2.50. Free Wifi is also included. I think the restaurant is a great alternative to the pricey airport food. The staff was very helpful and let me keep my bags behind the counter and use the Wifi after I checked out.
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Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Aeropuerto?
Nearby attractions include Casa Guarderas (0.7 km) and Sonia Llusca (0.9 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Aeropuerto?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
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Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
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Yes, free parking is available to guests.
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Conveniently located restaurants include Chamiza Pizzería, Sabor a Limón, and Restaurante Tradición.
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Yes, Hotel Aeropuerto offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Aeropuerto?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Casa de Manuela Canizares (7.9 km), Arco de la Reina (7.9 km), and Comunidad Judia Del Ecuador (5.7 km).