Roka Plaza Hotel Boutique

What a beautiful old hotel. The rooms and service were excellent. The staff were very helpful and offered great service.

Loved this hotel. Such a beautiful space! Everyone here is super friendly. The dinner we had was delicious and breakfast each morning was tasty. Especially loved getting an Americano at breakfast.||Arrived on a Saturday afternoon. So happy we went for dinner that night since the restaurant isn’t open on Sundays for supper. ||Looking forward to retuning for another night in a few days.

Unique hotel and restaurant in the center of Ambato. One of the few buildings spared by the great earthquake of 1949. The very nice rooms are grouped on a floor above the restaurant; consequently you can hear the restaurant until about 10 p.m. Very good cuisine; very good drinks in the two bars in the hotel. Rooms with hairdryer and TV.

This is one of the best places I have ever visit, the service was incredible. People were so polite room is incredible. The decoration is spectacular. Every single staff member is polite. Where can I have 1 million stars for this place by the way I ate in the restaurant at night I left my card. They kept the card for me in return next morning they save me thank you.

This is a charming downtown hotel set in an old building arranged around an internal courtyard. We stayed in Room 5, which was very light — note that some of the rooms may only have windows into the courtyard, and therefore not as splendidly light as ours was. The staff were friendly and solicitous for our wellbeing and comfort. Breakfast was excellent, with cappuccino and fresh herb teas to accompany eggs, homemade bread, yogurt and fresh fruit. Lunch and dinner were also first class, and the ambience of the restaurant is great.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. The beds were extremely cold, and there was NO door to the bathroom. The breakfast was alright, but you could get better out on the street. If you are coming with more that two people, I do not recommend. The staff were nice, but I walked into my room to a maid Making my bed. Out of 10, I would give it a 5. 💩

Originally an upper-class home built in the early 1800's. Seven meticulously restored rooms, most opening to the interior patio from the second floor. From the manager to the maids, the staff treated us like royalty (which we are not). Lonely Planet rates dinner in the restaurant as one of the top ten things to do in Ambato . . . we could not agree more. An excellent menu, well-prepared and served to perfection. Old world charm in a comfortable setting. The manager gave us excellent advice on travel arrangements to Quito.

Nice hotel in an old building. Ambiance is good. Staff are friendly even if not everyone speaks English. Breakfast is good but you can only choose from their menu and that's it. If you want to have something else they'll charge you for it.