We weren't expecting much, but this hotel was disappointing. We stayed at a much nicer hotel in Cuenca for half the price. I know Cuenca is a cheaper city, but Real Audiencia should repaint their rooms and install some better windows in their rooms. It was impossible to sleep more than 4-5 hours a night because of the traffic outside... More

We stayed at the Hotel Real Audiencia in Quito in April, 2013. The hotel staff was extremely courteous and helpful. The view from our corner suite --- the Manuela Saenz room --- was incredible. The hotel's location is in the heart of Old Town, and we could not have been happier. Everything about the hotel --- from the wonderful attitude... More

We stayed at Real Audencia in April 2013. We stayed in room 2A which was very large, with three large windows looking down on Plaza de Santo Domingo and up at the statue of la Virgen on top of the Panecillo. They are double-paned and block most street noise. But we usually aren't bothered by that kind of noise. You'll... More

This hotel suited our needs for location and convenience. You do not need to use the hotels offer of airport transfer (US$40) as there are plenty of legitimate airport taxis at arrival (US$26). Be aware that, since February 2013, the airport has relocated and is now some 90 minutes away. We were on the second floor and this was our... More

Just wanted to let others who are staying at this hotel know that we were robbed by the taxi driver that the hotel got for us. It was an early morning taxi that was supposed to go to the airport and they drove away from the hotel, then pulled over and demanded more money before agreeing to take our friend... More

It's a 2.5. I loved the location of this hotel - across from Santo Domingo square where I could watch the world go by, where the church bell rang, where people fed pigeons, and the Virgin Mary statue watches over all of Old Quito. Old town and its sites are within easy walking distance - which is why I chose... More

The hotel is located close to all of the Old Town locations that you would like to visit. They are all within walking distance. However, hotels in Quito don't have heating or air conditioning because they don't need it. This means that you will need to open your window to enjoy the comfortable climate. When you open the window you... More

Friendly staff, great views from the restaurant, good food, good location for Old Town, small and outdated rooms which show a lot of wear and tear. Poor sound-proofing between rooms. Shopping and sites within walking distance. Wi-if included but slow.

After having slept in very nice hotels this one was a bit of a shock. Where to start...the carpet in our room was very old and dirty. There was still the soap of the previous guest in the bathroom. The fourniture and bathroom were very old. It felt more like a cheap youth hostel than a nice hotel. The location... More