Nice old house with lots of character. In room 104 the bathroom door is short, and as a tall person, I hit my head a few times. The staff is very helpful. The night guy and cleaning lady don't speak English so it's a good opportunity to practice your Spanish. When I stayed there, I didn't see many other guests, so I did not experience meeting other international travelers and enjoying the camaraderie in a common area that some hostels have. There was always someone on duty to buzz you in at the gate. My one complaint would be that I could hear every noise inside the house. But at the first hotel I stayed at in Quito, I could hear all the outside traffic noise. So if coming to Quito you may want to bring earplugs.
