We stayed one night at the Hotel and couldn't wait to leave. The bi-level room was, as one traveler already said, "inconvenient." All rooms face a common indoor courtyard and therefore any sound in the courtyard reverberates in your room. The breakfast prep was especially noisy. The reception was cold and unwelcoming. The price was outrageous especially as, unlike EVERY... more

The best thing about this hotel is it's location in the old town which means that it is in easy walking distance of most of the tourist sites that you will want to see in Quito. We stayed there about 4 times over a three week period. This was handy as they were willing to store luggage over that period.... more

We spent three nights at Hotel Patio Andaluz in July, 2008, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The location is perfect, just a couple of blocks from the Plaza de la Independencia. The hotel is in an old building and the interior spaces are gorgeous. Our room was split level, with a bed on the “ground” floor and another upstairs. This would... more

I stayed here looking to get away from the typical Hilton/Marriott/Sheraton/Swisshotel business trip grind. It is, as everyone has noted, in an INCREDIBLE location. The public spaces of the hotel are also really gorgeous (the foyer, restaurant, bar, etc). BUT, I found my room to be disappointing - there was never enough light and there was no window. I'm sure... more

We had three 1-night stays here and one 2-night. The 4 rooms were reasonably comfortable, tho' we found the split-level room inconvenient. Reception staff were friendly, and very helpful in tracking down a tour operator who had let us down one day. There was a good choice of food for breakfast. We had no other meals there, preferring to eat... more

stayed at this hotel for two nights before & after my galapagos trip, my "tour" company had booked me at the Hilton in Quito but I had a free night before and after the tour so chose to stay here instead I definitely prefer this hotel vs. the Hilton, my room the 1st time around was a split level loft... more

After exploring Quito for many days, I submit that this location is about the best for staying in Quito. Right in the middle of the gorgeous old town, you are in the midst of the historic center of the city. The hotel itself is beautiful. The room was not tremendously comfortable but to stay in a classic old beautiful hotel... more

This hotel is been upgraded and is in the heart of old town. The Hotel is a gem find, and walking distance to most museums, and sites. The rooms are huge, and recommend the suites, have 2 level. The food is good, but there other restaurants in the area that you can walk. There is a nice bar in the... more

We srayed at Patio Andaluz on our way to the Galapagos and on our return. It´s a beautiful old colonial property in teh old town of Quito (your alternatives in new town are the usual high rise Marriot, Radisson, etc). THe property is impeccable, the staff very attentive. Food great plus 2 restaurants you should visit in this area are... more