El Cafecito

Boasting three popular locations (Quito and Cuenca in Ecuador and Bogotá, Colombia) Hostal Cafecito is a good place to crash in Quito. The hostel is Canadian-owned with rooms upstairs and a candlelit café and restaurant downstairs, making it a great spot to meet other travelers and locals. El Cafecito offers a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and an international book exchange. Definitely a trendy choice, it’s not known to disappoint.

Location:
Luis Cordero 11-24 y Reina Victoria
La Mariscal, Quito, Ecuador

Hotel

This Hotel is: Budget

Room Prices:
Lower:$7
Higher:$15

Contact Information:
Phone: 593-2-223-4862
E-mail: quito(at)remove-this.cafecito.net
URL: www.cafecito.net

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Reviews

Traveler Reviews of El Cafecito

Great place!

I stayed in the hostel for a week in March. Had a really good time and met some other travelers. I really liked the atmosphere in the cafe, especially at night with candle light and the fire place. justed loved the brownies!
With the hostel upstairs it can be a bit noisy at night, but thats only untill eleven.

Traveler from Holand on May 26, 2008

Warning about El Cafecito

I had an extremely bad experience with El Cafecito. One of the employees robbed more than $500 worth of valuables from my backpack when it was entrusted to them to be put in the safe.

Traveler from USA on May 17, 2008

Great for a coffee

This place is great - good service and good quality food and drinks. There isn´t much in the way of food, but they have a great selection of coffees / tea / hot chocolate and the atmosphere is really relaxing. I would definitely recommend anyone to visit this place.

Paula Newton from London on May 09, 2006

Nice cafe, but few choices to eat

It's a really nice cafe and the food is good, but there is actually not too much on the menu...around 10 choices, what you can eat and that's it. Great for a few visits (and the sweets and drinks), but not for the long run.

Traveler from Quito on May 09, 2006