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Travellers Inn Reviews

La Pinta St. E4-435 & Amazonas Ave., Quito, Ecuador

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90%Overall Rating

From 31 ratings
  • 86%Character
  • 96%Security
  • 89%Location
  • 88%Staff
  • 82%Atmosphere
  • 97%Cleanliness

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100%

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The common room was like a family den. Courtyard was very nice. One of the best hostels we have stayed in. Would definitely recommend it and we will go back! Fabulous breakfasts!

  • Novice Nomad
  • 12 May 2013
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Couple, 41+
  • (8 reviews)


77%

The staff were friendly and helpful with a good amount of english. The breakfast was quite good- fruit, yogurt, croissants, cheese, egg, tea, coffee, juice. Free wifi and travel advice. Common area average. Very close to the Mariscal area which has lots of restaurants but can be a bit dodge. Showers were hot but not very good pressure although I'm beginning to think that might be a common rule for South America.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 02 May 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Australia
  • Couple, 25-30
  • (3 reviews)


87%

Nice little family run hostel - location is only a few mins from the main hub of the new town in Quito. Staff were all friendly and helpful - they charge $1.50 per kilo for laundry but there are laundry mats close by that charge only .40 cents per kilo so if you aren't in a hurry walk a few blocks to get your washing done. Only 4 blocks from a massive supermarket and some decent (but a bit expensive) restaurants - this is new town! Had a lovely stay and would certainly recommend!!

  • Globetrotter
  • 29 Apr 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Australia
  • Female, 25-30
  • (33 reviews)


73%

Nice place to stay in Quito.. Near the commercial zone and easy to take buses to the middle of the world or to the old town.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 25 Mar 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Colombia
  • Mixed Group, 18-24
  • (5 reviews)


100%

Perfect area a very cute little bnb. In a great part of quito. The staff also great people. It was a very warming bnb.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 18 Mar 2013
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Male, 31-40
  • (4 reviews)


93%

We stayed here the first four nights of our trip. I was a long way from the new airport, but convenient to the city for taking the city tour, using taxis to the bus station, etc. The staff were VERY helpful. We had a very large room with 3 double beds and a private bath upstairs. Very private and secure. Had beverages incl. water, beer, wine, etc. for sale. Great breakfasts of fresh fruit, eggs, coffee, etc. Nice lounge room.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 14 Mar 2013
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Couple, 41+
  • (1 review)


100%

It was clean and the staff was really helpful. The free breakfast was freat. Would definitely recommend.


100%

absolutely wonderful. The people that run this place are some of the most wonderful and helpful people I have ever met. The room was great, the breakfast was delicious and the tours they offer are insightful, very personal and constructed for the traveller. The place was very clean and well kept in a beautiful house full of surprises. Absolutely no complaints. Looking forward to come back.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 09 Mar 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Iceland
  • Male, 18-24
  • (7 reviews)


83%

We really enjoyed our stay here. It felt like a little cottage (we stayed in one of the rooms that you go outside to get to). We actually liked it so much that we went back when we returned to Quito (in the same trip). It was farther away from the downtown but, the staff is helpful if you need to figure out the bus system.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 09 Mar 2013
  • JocelynSmith
  • Canada
  • All Female Group, 18-24
  • (5 reviews)


100%

Ive stayed at Travelers inn for two years in a row and both times I have found the place to be well above average. The staff and family who own the business are extremely friendly and helpful and go out of their way to be of assistance to their clients. I have no problem in recommending this hostel to anyone who wants a central location to visit Quito Ecuador.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 27 Feb 2013
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Male, 41+
  • (1 review)


93%

This was our third stay at Travelers Inn. The staff is wonderful and some updates appear to have been made since our last stay in 2012 which make it even more confortable. Good internet access, great breakfast, & would definately recommend to others.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 26 Feb 2013
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Female, 41+
  • (5 reviews)


83%

Great location within minutes of everything, and plenty of bus lines within walking distance. Travellers is very clean and charming. Plenty of restaurants and enchanting places within a short walk. Hot water is abundant. This is a safe and comfortable place to stay.


100%

If i owned a hotel i would run it like this.perfect.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 03 Feb 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Canada
  • Male, 41+
  • (3 reviews)


77%

Nice clean and quiet hostel. Typical family hostal, Grandma Grandpa and the babies are around as well. They picked me up at the airport wich all went smoothly. Brakfast was included with fruit egg's and coffee. It's just a 5 min walk outside la mariscal which can be a disadvantage (not for me).

  • Novice Nomad
  • 30 Jan 2013
  • Anonymous
  • Netherlands
  • Male, 31-40
  • (2 reviews)


97%

The guidebook said that this Mariscal neighnborhood was dangerous. We didn't think so at all, but we were not out on the streets late at night. There are many restaurants within a block or two of Traveler's Inn. We took advantage of their travel info. We arranged a tour through the Inn with our own driver for a day trip to Otavalo, the Middle of the World monument, the leather market at Cotacachi, and more. We walked to the Hop On, Hop Off bus stop. If you are a senior, you get 50% off.


97%

The perfect place to stay in Quito

  • Globetrotter
  • 09 Jan 2013
  • benoitcartier
  • Canada
  • Couple, 41+
  • (35 reviews)


100%

The many times I've stay at Travellers Inn is always superb! I have stayed in numerous hostels throughout Quito yet nothing beats this fantastic B&B, whose staff continues to amaze me by their professionalism, politeness, and genuine hospitality. There is no place in Quito like this family run establishment. Carlos, the owner of Travellers Inn, is one of the nicest people by far I have met in Ecuador, who bends over backwards to make sure you have a pleasant stay and feel welcome.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 27 Nov 2012
  • Anonymous
  • USA
  • Female, 25-30
  • (1 review)


100%

This place was absolutely fine. It was run efficiently and was clean and comfy with a good breakfast. Hot water could have been hotter but it was still a good safe place to stay Everyone was helpful and it was possible to organise trips from there. Very acceptable. Ina good area as well.

  • Novice Nomad
  • 23 Nov 2012
  • Anonymous
  • England
  • Couple, 41+
  • (3 reviews)




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