Name: Hostal Terra 2
Address: Av de la Prensa N67-90 y Ramón Chiriboga, EC170104 Quito, Ecuador, Quito, Quito, Quito, EC170104, Ecuador
Rating: 8

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Mariscal Sucre International Airport

Hostal Terra 2

Not fancy, but very clean and functional.  We stayed here for one night before our early morning Mindo bus and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of our stay given the very low price.  The Chinese restaurant next door was passable (good wonton soup) and the Rey de Morocho across the street was outstanding for a simple dinner.  Staff was responsive and professional.

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Perfect for early a.m. bus

The hotel is fine for the price I paid ($17 for a single room), the bathroom and bedroom were always clean and it has hot water, wifi and cable. But the walls are too thin, so you can listen all what is happening in the closer rooms. Not a good experience with the noise coming from the other rooms.

Good service for a cheap hostel

We stayed only one night to catch a bus the next morning. It's conveniently located for the bus station. I wouldn't want to stay more than that single night though. Our room was very small and we had a bathroom inside the room. The neighborhood feels dangerous and the Hostal is double gated. The people helping us were friendly the first day & seemed annoyed with us the next morning. Possibly due to the language barrier. It was ok. I wouldn't stay there for anything other than the purpose of being close to the bus station. 

One night stay

I had a quick opportunity for a trip to Quito to visit some friends and do a little mission work come up.  The airline had a fare sale and I was ready to go.  The only catch was the cost of lodging.  What was I going to do about a hotel.  An unplanned vacation on the cheap falls apart real quickly when you have to shell out $150 - $200 a night for a hotel.  Enter Hostal Terra 2.  

This unassuming little hostel is in North Quito in a fairly secure area.  It is a five minute walk from shopping and restaurants and right on a main avenue.  Upon arriving, I noted the substantial security gates and the very young staff waiting to assist me.

This is no frills lodging at its best.  You won't be able to order a meal here, but they'll happily sell you a soda or the biggest bottle of beer I've ever had.  The rooms are private, with private bathrooms.  The hot water always ran and the hotel was remarkably quiet for a hostel.  I'm mid 40s and did not feel out of place at all.

The bed was a little soft, but the sheets were clean, as were the floors and the towels were changed daily.  The room was surprisingly spacious with cable TV that worked and had a number of English language channels.  The free wireless internet worked without fail and the signal was strong.  Closet space was abundant, if a little rickety looking.  But guys, I paid $16 a night.  That isn't a typo.  I stayed four nights and plopped down a whopping $64.  Don't expect English speaking staff.  Don't expect room service.  But expect a room about on a par with a Motel 6, but with a lot more room and all interior entrances behind solid security.

I'll be going back to Quito -- the city is great.  And when I do, I will stay here again without question.

Hostal Terra 2

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