Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Loja, Loja Province

"No pude hospedarme en el hotel a pesar de la reserva, cuando llegué no había nadie en la recepción ni en ninguna otra parte del hotel, lobby, cafetería, no hubo nadie quien me atendiera y luego de 10 minutos de esperar que alguien aparezca, decidi irme porque debia instalarme pronto en un alojamiento. Además luego intenté llamar al telefono del hotel que habia en su pagina y ese telefono celular estaba apagado. Asi que no hubo forma de ponerme en contacto con ellos "

"This is a most beautiful setting, absolutely perfect for the get-away stay that I was looking for. And staff oh, so helpful and courteous and kind. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Vilcabamba, but especially for someone who wants to relax in a quiet, peaceful environment."

"It's a very nice place and a very good value for the money Also nice furniture and a very large apartment The only bad part the beds are a little hard and the pillows are too thick but besides that it's perfect"

"All the employees including the cook, the receptionist and the manager were very helpful and always kind and assertive. "

"Parfait. Après 3semaines passées à découvrir l’Equateur, et après avoir marché sur les pentes du Cotopaxi et du Chimborazo nous avons été enchantés de trouver le calme et le repos à la Villa BEATRIZ. Nos hôtes se sont révélés charmants, dévoués et très à l’ecoute. Le petit déjeuner avec le jus d’ananas frais et pur vous fait commencer la journée d’un très bon pied. Laissez vous tenter par la cuisine de Béatriz. Vous ne serez pas déçus. Il n’y a que la météo que Beatriz et Edgard n’ont pas pu...

"The access (road) to get to the hotel was in terrible conditions, we decided not to stay in, I hope they didn’t charge my card. "

"The property afforded us a great view overlooking the small city of Saraguro. It is a part of the very interesting indigenous tourism project in the area that focuses on telling the story of the Saraguro people who had been forcibly moved to the area from their original homes in Bolivia or Peru after being conquered by the Incas. The staff was helpful in organizing a day trip into the rural areas around the city to observe several slices of rural Saraguro life."