close to airport. cab ride was $4 from airport. The next day we were able to walk down the street to a shared van ride to Cuenca which was ideal for us. 12 per person

location perfect from airport for next day departure. walk straight out airport doors through parking lot across pedestrian bridge and you’ll see the hotel 1 block away. Hotel Garzota is actually closer than the Holiday Inn. Take a taxi to the Malecón 2000 en el centro for $6 there, $4-5 return to see the downtown palaces, river and nightlife. Worth the 2-3 hours time and very safe when we were there at midnight.

The hotel is an easy walking distance from the aiport. Great for a short stay when you need to get to the airport. The breakfast in the morning is really good. The rooms are a good size, beds were comfy and aircon was good. The bathroom was clean and shower pressure was good.

The TV wasn't great. Something in our bathroom was leaking water so our floor was wet.

Very convenient. Very helpful front desk staff.

David is a wonderfull clerk. Helped me a lot. Hotel very close to the airport. The room and cleanliness very just great

Close to the Airport and bed was comfortable and bigger than expected.

Room was not too Clean (some Hair on the ground and in the bed) & super loud in the night since it was Close to the street. Breakfast was included but a 2 out of 10 💩. Overall it was way way too expensive for what we got! For 60 a night there is options with pool and true quality. DO NOT EAT DINNER IN THE AWFUL RESTAURANT !!! Its expensive (9-13 dollars depends on what you get) and is ultra low quality !! I repeat, do not eat there!!! 😅

very close to airport, good bed

fire alarm went off in the night

Friendly staff Location Price Good sized room

Wifi is extremely slow.

Great location close to the airport. Clean room

Uncomfortable hard pillows - also they accept only cash.

The staff, overall hotel cleanliness and Covid safety measures were good. Also, the 2 pm checkout appealed to us.

We selected a triple room instead of the double bed for the same price. Our sleeping habits requires us to have separate beds with our different aches and pains. We received a queen and a twin which would have been okay if the twin bed was not lopsided and too soft for my back. Ended up sharing the queen which was comfortable. The one nighter's must have the worst rooms in the building because the noise from the soccer court across the sidestreet on one side was noisy along with the bus yard across on the other side of the street. Fortunately though, we were both exhausted from our 8 hour bus ride coming from the high Andes that neither one managed to toss and turn and other wise bothered the other the entire night and we fell asleep despite the noisy outside. Also, there was suppose to be a buffet breakfast included according to the room description at the time the reservation was made. Instead a simple breakfast was offered.