Casa Hotel Las Plazas

Great location for hotel right in the heart of the old city. It's a nice hotel. Very comfortable. It's an old old building. The only issue I have is the safety. There's a locked gate at the top of the stairway to get down to the street the only way to get it open is to get one of the staff members who are not there all the time to open it for fire. That is the shirtwaists factory waiting to happen again

The breakfast with an introduction of local fruits is the highlight of my stay here. The hotel is family owned and provides great customer service in a family style setting. Always service with a smile. The staffs are very helpful and very willing to go the extra mile to accommodate all the guests' needs. Overall, it's a wonderful and heartwarming experience. Many thanks to all the staffs in Casa Hotel Las Plazas.

This hotel is very well located, in the centre of the old town, near many restaurants and attractions, close enough to a metro station. The room was big and clean, with a nice decor. Air con would have helped a lot as the room had no windows that we could open to the outside. Our room was also very close to the dining room area so we got woke up early, when they started preparing breakfast. My favourite part was breakfast as we received a different local fruit and we were told a little about it. The coffee was excellent. Breakfast was a piece of fruit, some form of bread/pastry and eggs. I have coeliac disease so I could only have eggs every morning as the staff didn't have any understanding of gluten.

A lovely famely hotel. Placed right in the senter of the old town. The famely that runs the hotel are realy frendly. The rooms are nice and clean with bathrooms. The breakfast they make fresh while you sit there. Fresh pressed juse while they explain what fruit or beries they use. Can recomend this hotell

We stayed for two nights, we were arriving very late and coordinated the airport pickup with the hotel ($35 for 3 people). Despite our delayed flight, our driver waited for us and drove us to the Centro Histórico, about an hour from the airport. Upon arrival, the driver called the hotel, and they promptly opened the doors, gave us our keys, and allowed us to complete the formal check-in in the morning (nice touch!). Keep in mind there are several sets of stairs, which might be challenging for those with mobility issues or heavy luggage. We reserved two rooms—a double and a single. Both had plenty of hot water, and the WiFi worked well. The breakfast was unique—an employee would explain the fruit of the day and serve fresh juice made from it. They also offered additional fresh fruit with granola, plus your choice of eggs, tea, or filtered coffee. They reserved a specific table for our party and were particularly attentive when one of us experienced altitude sickness. The internal patio was lovely. The location was excellent. When l stepping out of the hotel, heading left, you could reach the Basílica Nacional del Voto but before getting there taking another right would lead you to a nice fruit market with plenty of inexpensive local food options. I noticed the stores and restaurants to the left of the hotel (away from the Plaza Grande) were less touristy. The hotel is also very close to Plaza Grande and steps from Palacio Arzobispal—in fact, you can take a shortcut through the Palacio Arzobispal to reach Plaza Grande. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay at a great price.

We had such a pleasant and warm experience here. The staff was available and attentive, the room was clean and comfortable, and the location cannot be beat in the historical center. Mama Lucia cooked the most delicious breakfast and carefully explained the history of the the fruits and items she served. I ve

The hotel is just one block from the main square, which makes it easy to visit and enjoy Quito's historical monuments at a leisurely pace. The hotel staff is very attentive and helped us coordinate transfers to and from the airport, as well as helping us with tours of both Quito's historic center and an excursion to one of the volcanoes.

This hotel in the heart of Quito truly impressed me. As someone who loves history, I found the building’s rich and fascinating past very interesting. I especially enjoyed how Lucía, at breakfast, always explained which exotic fruit the juice was made from and shared an interesting fact about it. I must also highlight the receptionist, Luis, who was incredibly kind and helpful – whatever we asked for, he fulfilled with a smile. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Quito!