"Pros: It was a wonderful hiking lodge, mostly of backpackers. We were a family who drove in. The staff was helpful. The breakfasts and dinners were great and they cater to different needs. It was enjoyable eating our meals all together. The view from our patio was amazing. The free yoga classes were great (7am and 4pm). Cons: As I mentioned, we drove there. The final half hour was a one-lane, dirt road. Given all the rain Ecuador has had, there were tiny mud slides all around. It was a little nerve wracking. Luckily I wasn't doing the driving." ~Marie

"Pros: AMAZING food. She was able to accommodate for vegan meals. The owner is so beyond lovely and kind, I really recommend this hostel! Cons: There are a lot of blankets in the room, but since there is no heating it was quite chilly" ~Paul

"Pros: Super cute family atmosphere." ~Linards

"Pros: This is a cute little lodge at the edge of town, with fantastic views of the adjacent valley and nearby mountains—you could even see the Quilotoa crater from here on a clear day! We had a cosy and clean private room, and the bed was super comfortable. The included dinner was lovely, as was the breakfast with an incredibly large platter of fruits. We also enjoyed hanging out in the common area too, which has a toasty fireplace, a pool table, as well as table football. All in all, we were well taken care of by Victor and Mayra, and we highly recommend staying here for the night before starting on the Quilotoa Loop trek! Cons: None!" ~Eugene