La Casona de la Ronda Hotel

A green oasis in a grand old house, with excellent service by staff. Excellent for overnight stay between flights from Europe to Quito and the Galápagos Islands. The cool restaurant with huge antique mirrors adorning the wall is great for a quiet dinner. I recommend the Locro soup and Ecuadorian lamb stew, and the Chocolate fondue with fresh fruits is delicious. I loved the spacious bedroom with huge comfortable bed and lots of pillows. It is a hotel offering calm and quality with easy access to artisan craft shops in Calle Ronda.

Absolutely beautiful hotel in a meticulously restored Quito casona. Loved our few days stay there. Enormous, comfortable and spotless room with modern facilities. Staff were so helpful. Good breakfast. One night we ate at the hotel restaurant - the food was perfectly cooked, well exceeding our expectations of the usual hotel standard food. Great location in quiet pedestrian street, easy walking distance to all the old town area. Wish we could have stayed longer.

We were incredibly impressed with our stay! It was my best friend, myself, and my 5 month old daughter. The staff was absolutely fantastic and willing to help with everything. The breakfast was amazing and the lunch/dinner was some of the best we had I. Quito! The room was spacious and quiet. My only complaint was that the AC had a light that wouldn’t turn off lighting up the entire room, needed to sleep with an eye mask. But overall we loved it!

Set in the heart of the colonial district of Quito the 18th century property is well placed for visiting the city of Quito. Check in was very prompt and we were allocated Rm 6 on the first floor. Note there are no lifts in the property. The room had a huge comfortable bed, TV, safe, and filtered water was provided in a jug in the room. There was also a patio area with a small table and chairs reached from the room. The one missing item was tea and coffee making facility in the room. The bathroom was well appointed with a good-sized shower and toiletries provided. There was also a plumbed in water filter just outside our room. Breakfast was taken in a room to the front of the hotel on the ground floor, breakfast consisted of fruit, croissants, toast, with eggs however you would like them. Dinner was also served in this room with a good choice on offer. Also on the ground floor was a comfortable seating area and the very pleasant and helpful staff were always available to serve a welcome drink.

A great hotel with located right in the historic heart of Quito.|The hotel is very old and tastefully renovated it has history and facilities.|The staff and the food are top rate with loads of added features such as bar area and a rooftop lounge.

This hotel is stunning it’s situated in the oldest street in Quito and is a converted colonial house. |On arrival we were upgraded to a suite which was just superb. Fully equipped kitchen with complimentary filter coffee , separate dining and lounge area , fully functional bathroom and shower with complimentary toiletries.|On our return we had a room on the first floor with interesting views over the local area the furniture is all carved wood and the shower to die for. |Breakfast is served downstairs and is plentiful with omelettes and fried eggs on offer. We had dinner in the restaurant which was of a good standard and reasonably priced.|Just a word of advice the suites are about 100 metres away from the hotel on a steep incline so be aware if you have mobility issues

Terrific location about 10-15 minutes to the colonial centre which is beautiful with the heart apparently unchanged since Quito was within the Spanish Empire. ||The room we stayed in was more than ample with a lovely, comfortable bed and a purified water fountain just outside. There’s a charming courtyard and a quirky( in a nice way) feel to the place||Calle La Ronda is a lively thoroughfare and the street and bar noise is significant but the double glazing helped. If you want a quieter room ask for the courtyard side.||Food and drink was good and the staff, most of whom seasoned campaigners , were excellent.

This a hotel with a bit of charm and character. Our room also has the widest bed I have ever slept in - positioned at either end it was possible for our hands not to touch both at full armspan!||The breakfast spread was not as luxurious as in some hotels we stayed in but the egg station served up some comparable quality fare. In addition, the croque monsieur we had as a late afternoon snack / alternative to dinner was particularly good! ||The hotel was very accommodating about printing a 15 page document for me free of charge and also supplying some oxygen to our room when my girlfriend eventually realised she was suffering with the altitude! They also happily put the Champions League semi final on their big (giant) tv with English commentary.||Security was very visible and provided a sort of personal protection detail for my girlfriend whenever she stepped outside to vape. This, alongside the remote lock that sounds like a prison gate being opened(!) does, however, have the double edged effect of making one feel a little hyper sensitive about safety! ||The only slight issue with the hotel is that because it is built around a central courtyard it is noisy when guests arrive/depart during the night. And because of flight times to/from the Galapagos and Quito this is quite a common occurrence.||This hotel is differentiated from slightly more corporate / super-luxury alternatives but will still satisfy people used to that standard of accommodation. The service was excellent and they were very accommodating. ||No gym etc. We found a good little laundrette within a five minute walk that washed our entire accumulation of dirty clothes for something like five dollars….