Ended our two week trip to Ecuador with two days at the Hotel Amira. Very pleasant and clean small hotel with a very friendly owner. Nice pool, great breakfast and wireless internet in lobby and at pool. One block off the beach. The more touristy each is a short walk away.

Just had an overnight in low season. I can not imagine how this experience could be in high season. Just one tip: the air conditioner's filter tube was set directly in the shower.

This is one of the best and most reasonable places to stay in Salinas. $80/per day for 2 people which includes breakfast. The breakfast is plentiful and very good. Basically Fressh fruit, Eggs, Roll, Coffee and Juice. The place has WiFi in the lobby area. You can typically get about 4-7 channels of English shows on the TV. The showers... More

Just returned from Salinas Nov 19, 2011. Amira was a great place to stay. Had a wonderful staff of workers and a fantastic owner that made our stay their so welcoming. Would highly recommend stay at the Amira while in Salinas. Great room & food.

We stayed in the Amira Hotel for one night in March, 2010. The hotel is charming with beautiful flowers surrounding the perimeter and a lovely pool. I think it was a private home at one time. Our room was large with 2 small balconies and a vaulted ceiling. We loved the setting but there was no internet in the room... More

This is a great place to stay for a week or so.this hotel is very clean and well kept.the rooms are spotless with good quit A/C.TV programing is all in spanish.The pool area is maintained and nicely landscaped.Great fresh fruit at breakfast.Most meals where above average.Service was excellent,but you"ll need to ask for coffee.1/2 block from beach.

A very moderately priced small hotel one block from the beach. I, traveling alone, paid $42.00 including ALL meals. The attractive hotel features a pool, air conditioning, large rooms with a high 12 ft. + ceiling, TV (only local in Spanish), a one computer business area but also wi-fi Internet access, a helpful staff (Dionicio, the manager I believe, speaks... More

Hotel Amira-Salinas, Ecuador Hotel Amira is an oasis in an otherwise desert of modern accommodations in Salinas. We arrived in Salinas looking to check into a modest B&B . Having been spoiled by Casa Ordonez in Cuenca, this proved to be an impossible task. I first found hotel San Francisco 2, and went to investigate. I found it to be... More

In May after a very busy trip to Peru we needed a few days to relax at the beach, and booked tickets to Ecuado before doing much research into where we would go after landing at Guayaquil. My bottom line on Salinas is don't go during the off season, and don't go expecting a true cosmopolitan resort town, despite what... More