Hotel Tsunami

Location:
Guido Chiriboga al Norte de La Calle Principal
Montañita, Ecuador

Hotel

V!VA User‘s Description

Located on one of the biggest party streets in Montañita, Hotel Tsunami is reasonably priced with a fun atmosphere. Prices for rooms with a private bath range from $5-15 per person depending on the season. Although you won’t get an ocean view, there are rooms for large groups, up to 10 people with a private bath, colorful decorations and bamboo furniture.

Room Prices:
Lower:Price per person for shared bath $4, private bath $5
Higher:Price per person for shared bath $10, private bath $15
Price Description:High season is from December to August.

Contact Information:
Phone: 593-9-7147344

Traveler Reviews of Hotel Tsunami

Trash

Rating: -10%

Hostal Tsunami is full of bed bugs, and the owner is knowingly overcharging every night for the rooms. THe noise level is insane, but that has to be expected when the whole street turns into a party. When we complained of being covered in red welts, the people working told us it was mosquitos (under a mosquito net....) and refused to give us our money back.

By V!VA User from Chicago, Feb 13, 2008

Stayed 4 times so far

Rating: 100%

Love it.  I stay there all the time I am in Montanita. If you want to see street action this is the place to be! Prepare yourself it's not quiet during the night. You will always hear the commotion down the street. This is the street where everybody meets, screams, eats and shops. You'll be remembering it for the rest of your life. Been there many times and once you get there your'e stuck. You'll never want to leave...you'll be hooked....you'll see.

By V!VA User from USA, Jan 08, 2008

Staying in Hotel Tsunami

Rating: 100%

I stayed there for 2 nights. The owner was very kind and helpful. But this is not a quiet place. If you'd like to sleep at night, this is not your place because it's located on the main street. But I liked to relax in a hammock on the top floor. It was cheap even with private bath. And there was hot water too. I would recommend it to budget travellers.

By V!VA User from Hungary, Jan 18, 2006