Otavalo
The bargain prices have risen some, but we still love Freddy's charming wood-floored, high-ceilinged rooms that surround a delightful inner courtyard with…
Must-see hotels in Otavalo
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Otavalo
This small, Dutch-owned colonial-style hotel is cozy, with attractive rooms surrounding a courtyard ornamented with ceramics and ferns. The service is…
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Otavalo
Could you feel more secure than in a hostal (small, reasonably priced hotel) above the Red Cross office? This new entry to Otavalo is clean, compact and…
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Otavalo
This former textile workshop is so huge it has two courtyards, as well as a restaurant (La Tulpa) overlooking teeming Calle Bolívar. Neat rooms have flat…
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Otavalo
Very small rooms – couples seeking privacy might want to avoid – surround a welcoming, pebbled courtyard filled with hammocks. There's an on-site…
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Otavalo
Lovers of wooden interiors will find this Southwestern-style place very much to their liking, even if the polished, faux-wood decor shines like plastic…
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Otavalo
Although it needs an update (the '70s-era decor was passe in the '70s), this place is reasonable value. Couples who enjoy showering together, stay…
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Otavalo
They seem to have put a new layer of spit and polish (and perhaps tiles) on this convenient hostal, just a block from the bus terminal. Fifteen rooms…
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Otavalo
You won't be tempted to spend much time lounging around since there's no lounge, apart from a couch next to the reception desk. There is a rooftop terrace…
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Otavalo
Don’t be put off by the faded sign and the Panamericana location: this charming place belies its uninviting exterior and has a range of vaguely alpine…
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Otavalo
Small rooms with faux Santa Fe–style furnishings, mostly wood decor and tiny bathrooms. Some have the saving grace of volcanic views, and of course, a…
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Otavalo
Housed in a building with a spruced-up exterior, Runa Pacha's rooms could use a similar facelift, but at these prices, who's complaining? The very basic…