Guayaquil Hotel Guide - Caraguay Market hotels in Guayaquil, Ecuador.

"WAS OK"

"Breakfasts as usually excellent, fresh fruits, the coffee always good, The personal at the hotel always ready to help and very friendly, Every time that I come to visit Guayaquil this is the hotel that I always stay, "

"Location is excellent. Breakfast was okay. Not terrible but not amazing. Same food everyday. I was there for 10 nights. Overall good. My biggest compliant is that they don't allow visitors in the rooms unless a manager gives the approval and it must be a very quick visit less than 15mins. They claim the visitor can use the amenities and the day pass is $45. "

"Ibis hotel was amazing. Clean rooms, comfortable beds, great shower. Amazing view. The breakfast and dinner were delicious. Great variety and fresh food. We totally recommend it. "

"Second time at this hotel. Staff was very nice and professional. Helped my wife and daughter and left a good impression. Will book again when in Guayaquil. "

"Yes, great "

"The Hotel in General is good. A good location along the promenade, the conditions of the Hotel are good. The staff is great, very nice and helpful. Breakfast good. Dinner quality good, not great. A very nice rooftop pool and bar. We got a extra large room, family size although we didn't need three beds, but that was fine. My complains: 1) The room had one light switch that put on everysingle light in the room. No way to separate parts of the room. For example, if I wanted to reed while my wife wanted to sleep, there was no way to do that. If you plugged an accessory like an Iphone into a wall outlet, the moment you shut off that main switch the entire room light's would go off, but unbeknown to me the plug where I had my Iphone charging would go also off, so that in the morning when you thought you had a phone charged, that was not the case.The bathroom lights were also crazy, one was too low to see your face, if you put on the second one, it was a bright light around the frame of the mirrow that would not allow you to see much and if you had the door open, the light from the window in contrast would make your face disappear, So I basically had to shave without fully seeing my face"