Golden Rest Latacunga ★★★

"~ Convenient location in the historic center. We accidentally discovered that the secure parking 50 meters from the hotel was free for those staying at the Golden Rest, from 6 pm to 9 am. ~ Cold rooms. Very small bed, the two of us had trouble sleeping. The shower had lukewarm water, not hot, and the owner forgot to explain how to turn on the hot water. Furthermore, for two days we had a musty smell in the bathroom because the mat was soaked with leaking shower water, and they didn't change our towels or make our bed. They didn't even change the bin where used toilet paper is disposed of, so for two days we had the bin full of dirty paper. ~ Very simple breakfast with scrambled eggs, cheese, coffee, and bread. ~ Simple dinners with rice and chicken. ~ Nice structure, but run-down, for example, there was no way to turn on or activate the lights in the hallways, so we "played" "put the key in the lock" for two nights. ~ If you're really on a budget it's fine, but if you're looking for something more comfortable I wouldn't recommend it."

Reec Latacunga by Oro Verde Hotels ★★★

"My husband and I enjoyed a lovely two-night stay at this hotel in Latacunga. The hotel was modern, clean and comfortable. The location was central and easy walking distance to restaurants and the main square. Staff were welcoming and the breakfast was delicious. I would stay here again!"

Hotel Cotopaxi ★★

Hotel San Agustin Plaza ★★★

"The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable."

Gran Hotel Rex ★★

Hotel Ritzor ★★

Hotel Makroz ★★★

Hotel Joshed Imperial ★★★

Hacienda la Cienega ★★★

"This is painful for me to write because while I loved the hotel itself, these horses (I assume they are decorative to spruce up the dramatic entrance to the property) are suffering. They are tied to trees and in the 4 days we stayed, they never moved location. My sister in law stayed the week before, noticed the same thing and asked if she could pet them. We both asked to whom the horses belong and were told "we don't know, they do not belong to us". If this is true, it doesn't make sense because clearly they are on the property 24 hours per day. One horse had wrapped himself around a tree and was unable to move at all. I untangled him. This picture (attached) is of the female horse with her foal. She is clearly starving and was tied to a tree unable to access fresh grass (again, she did not move locations in the 4 days we stayed). I am not sure if her foal is nursing, but it never left her side. I can only assume these horses are meant to add to the beauty of the property, but please help me remedy this. Again, I spoke with management and voiced my concerns, but this might take some additional pressure as he did not seem to even know who the horses belonged to. Although I'm sure someone must, as the property clearly belongs to La Cienega. The hotel is lovely and every single member of the staff is top-notch. Sadly, all I took away was the feeling that these animals were suffering in order to make our experience more beautiful. "