We arrived at Ingapirca ruins on a wet afternoon in mid December. One of the guides invited us to join a small group of tourists and repeated everything in English and when we arrived at the main temple structure he gave us a full detailed explanation of the building and the ceremonial rites held there. The hotel is a short... More

We went to the Posada Ingapirca due to it's location near the ruins. We were surprised to find what was one of the nicest places we've ever stayed. It was a very comfortable lodge in a beautiful setting above the ruins. The rooms were tastefully decorated, and our room had a fireplace with a seating area in front of it.... More

Situated near to the Ingipirca site, this is the place to overnight before visiting the Incan ruin next day. On its extensive, well manicured grounds, the Posada exudes old world charm in a new world setting from the formal dining in the main lodge to the roomy guest quarters with fireplace and waterbottle-heated beds. The costumed staff is well trained... More

We spent an unplanned day and a night at Posada Ingapirca. We took a bus from Cuenca and on arrival in Ingapirca, we discovered that the last bus returning to Cuenca, for that day, was leaving in an hour. This left only 45 minutes to tour the ruins. We made an on-the-spot decision to find overnight accommodations. Posada Ingapirca sits... More

The location is amazing, 10 minutes walk from the Ingapirca ruins. Our main complain was the cold. My boyfriend ended up eating with his coat on! The lit a fireplace but most of the heat went out of the chimney. However sitting next to the stove with an extra warm water bottle made it a fun experience. Beds were very... More

As far as I know, this is the only choice if you are staying near Ingapirca, the largest Inca ruins in Ecuador. The inn is charming in the way you might expect a rural inn to be. Interesting structure, pretty gardens. The nights are cold here, and the heating system is primitive, but the large room we were given in... More

The best Inca ruins in Ecuador incited our drive along the foggy, rainy road from the north. The Posada is a ten-minute walk past the ruins. The rooms are spacious and pleasantly furnished with period pieces (for the most part). With the damp day, the staff quickly got our fireplace going - a bit smoky, but nevertheless pleasant and romantic.... More

We arrived late at night, referring to a book that quoted prices of $45-$65 dollars, Rosa said the rooms were $175, finally got her down to $55 including taxes, at checkout she said that she hadn't said that. William was amazing!!! great young man!! Actually if you can get past Rosa, not a bad place!!

We stayed here one night during our trip through Ecuador. Rooms are large with luxury bathroom. It is pretty cold at night there so they provided us with hot water bottles. Dinner was ok (I didn't feel well that night, but it was not possible to cook anything else than the standard menu). The rooms are in a separate building,... More