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"I enjoyed my stay in this area. It was so quiet at night, but there are lots of restaurants and cafes nearby. The Supermaxi is also walking distance which is great for longer stays."

"Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve and Lodge is an amazing place to stay. They have extremely knowledgeable birding and wildlife guides and the people who work there are super nice. The food is great, although the options are limited. The rooms are small, but clean and comfortable. Ours looked out into the cloud forest. Don't expect a luxury experience. This is a fairly remote location that is ideal for nature lovers and particularly birders. I would recommend getting a package if you go that...

"Everything is 5 stars. Only concern the safety at the front after 10pm, might be better to have a guard 24hrs "

"Excellent stay. This is a family run hotel so very unofficial and welcoming making solo impromptu travel much easier when any reservation changes occur. As a solo traveler I felt extremely safe staying there and felt more like home than a hotel. One of the owners was also immensely helpful towards helping me arrange last minute tours I wanted to do and really made my stay in Banos exceptional. Yes, the hotel is on a steep inclined hill - but you wouldn't have such spectacual views without being...

"Todo muy bien, lastima la hospitalidad de la dueña… un poco brava "

"Very clean and comfortable. Rooms were cleaned daily, which is rare nowadays. Very polite ands helpful staff. Would stay again. "

"This is a lovely, local feeling property with a lot of character. The staff was extremely helpful, helping me contact a guide when I left my mobile phone in his car. I would highly recommend a stay for a single traveler. Thank you for the wonder stay."

"The property was great, super friendly and helpful staff. Rooms were excellent and good value. "

"Cesar was warm and very inviting and a pleasure to get to chat with. Blue door is very close to voto nacional and other great sites, but it does sit very high on a hill which makes exploring on foot a little tougher. Nights in quito get quite cold and it can be especially rough walking to a seperate shared bathroom, although the water pressure was great with plenty of hot water."