The Hotel is very nice and very clean , the price is good for the service and location .
I stayed there twice and I will go again soon. The hotel staff are helpful and very friendly.
The only reason I give it three stars for the sleep quality is that it's little bit noisy sometimes.

This hotel was fair, if you are on a budget. I cannot attest to what the non-dorm rooms are like, as we stayed in a room with 3 total bedrooms, 2 baths, and kitchen/dining/living areas. These rooms are dated & chilly. Cleanliness was not too bad though, just needs serious updating. If I was traveling on my own, I would certainly look elsewhere. But if you get stuck here, it felt safe & the local market is only about 15 blocks away.

I no I was careless but I left a large amount of money inside a bag which I stored at the Hotel for 7 days. But when I collected my bag the money was gone. When I reported it to the staff they did not care. I asked the receptionest to notify the manager but she didn´t even say she would.

By the way. The shower had no hot water, and they didn´t care about that when I stayed there also.

I stayed at the Embassy Hotel (or Hotel Embassy) in Quito, Ecuador for 11 nights and cannot imagine a better place to stay for the price. The hotel is well located, comfortable and clean. The staff from reception to management is friendly, efficient and always eager to help and please. If you do not like the room you are in, they give you another. The rooms are spacious and well appointed, from the room itself to the closets and the bathroom. One word of warning, however. In between my stay at the hotel, I left for four nights to go to Amazonia. When I returned on a Friday night, the only room available faced Wilson Street and because the hotel is in the entertainment section of town, among bars and discos, I had to put up with the noise of some awful music from a nearby night club (not the hotel's fault). However, the situation was promptly rectified the next day by giving me another room towards the back of the hotel where the only "noise" was a rooster in the yard next to the hotel which walk me up at the right time of the morning. Kind of romantic, a wake-up call by a rooster in the middle of a city of three million people, don't you think? Except for that one night, my room numbers were 89 and 88 on the third floor, both extra roomy and quiet. And, yes, there is no elevator, as the previous reviewer complained. So what? If you cannot handle three fights of stairs, then get a room on the first floor. The staff will be happy to provide you with one.

K. H. San Antonio Tlayacapan, Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico