I stayed one night for work, since my arrival was a bad experience, the check in took more than 20 minutes, exchanged names, the room was not ready, they didn't told me that there's not turndown service at night. The check out was the same, 20 minutes, I had to cancel retention papers by an error of the receptionist, finally,... more

I stayed at this hotel due that I was told that the Hotel was renewed, if fact has being: A/C control did not work in room 1003, temperature got too cold. Diana Torres at front desk said that no Honnors points will be credited to my account due to reservation was done via a travel agent, never heard of this,... more

I had not travelled to my homeland in 33 years...many things could have gone wrong...but since before I left the US I had spoken to Paola and she reassured me that someone would pick us up...very polite...once there...my friend and I were treated as royalty...my friend Enrique (Mexican) was visiting Ecuador since he likes to travel and we had our... more

I also went to Guayaquil on the way to the Galapagos and was completely happy with the Hampton Inn. It's close to the airport and walking distance to the Malecon which is the main tourist attraction in Guayaquil. The hotel is clean and has all the amenities you would expect along with a free breakfast buffet that was quite nice.... more

We stayed here for 2 nights on the way to the Galapagos. Originally I had wanted to book at the Hotel Oro Verde, but the prices were very high when I tried to book for some reason, so I went with the Hampton Inn. In retrospect, I'm very glad we did this. There isn't a ton of stuff to see... more

Arrived into Guayaquil late on Saturday evening, Hotel coach was there to pick me up which was very reassuring. Reception staff could not have been more helpful, Good English and very polite. Room was large, clean and comfy with all the usual bits, mini bar, coffee facilities etc. You have to be careful at night and with full security at... more

When i visit Guayaquil for work i usually stay at the Hilton but this trip was on a short notice and the Hilton Colon was sold out due to a large medical conference. So i went ahead and booked at the Hampton Inn in Guayaquil. I thought i would be comparable to Hampton Inn's in the USA. Oh boy was... more

After 2+ weeks in hostels, my girlfriend and I "splurged" and stayed at the Hampton Inn Guayaquil for 1 night. I say "splurged" because the price was much more than hostels, but at $100 for a room with a king-sized bed, hot water, clean towels, a/c, free breakfast, free high-speed Internet, and an excellent hotel staff, I think it was... more

Rooms are large and well decorated. Very clean rooms and linens, and lots of towels. Free bottle water the first day. We had a very comfortable stay. No liquor for 4 days due to elections! Large TV. The free internet with 3 large monitors in the business center to use was very convenient. Breakfast could be lunch, lots of things... more