Cabins in Machachi

With mountain views, Hacienda El Rejo is located in Machachi and has a restaurant, a shared lounge, bar, garden, sun terrace and playground.

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Craig

From

Ecuador

The grounds were incredibly beautiful and well kept. The room was very clean. The bathroom spotless and the hot water was super hot. The dining room was spacious and the view from the dining area was picturesque. Simply put we loved everything about the property. Did we mention the food? It was wonderful. Julio the chef and Sabastian offered spectacular service.

Set in Cotopaxi National Park, 3.7 mi from the entrance, Chilcabamba Lodge has comfortable rooms charming with rustic-style décor.

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eddydlr

From

Dominican Republic

The view, the rooms, the service was great.

With mountain views, Hotel Tambopaxi is located in Machachi and has a restaurant, a shared lounge, snack bar, garden, sun terrace and playground.

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Britta

From

French Polynesia

The location was incredible! We loved staying so close to Cotopaxi Volcano. The facilities were great and the food was delicious. We also met the most wonderful people.

Located 31 miles from Bolivar Theater, Chuquiragua Lodge & Spa provides accommodations with a garden, a bar and a 24-hour front desk for your convenience.

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Chris & Erin

From

Hungary

Relaxing atmosphere in a quiet and rural setting with comfortable beds, good wifi, and good food. Our dog loved all the grass to run around on.

Providing mountain views, Balcon al Cotopaxi Hosteria in Sangolquí provides accommodations, a garden, a terrace and a restaurant. The lodge features both WiFi and private parking free of charge.

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Darya

From

Austria

The view, the breakfast, the rooms - everything is the same as in the photos and even better :)

Located in Lasso, Hostería Hotel Cuello de Luna - Cotopaxi - Country Inn has free WiFi, and guests can enjoy free bikes, a garden and a restaurant.

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Kelly

From

United States

We had a great time at the lodge during a two-night stay. Adrien provided an abundance of information about the local culture and volcanos, and organized a day trip to Cotopaxi with a local guide. The lodge is also a fully functioning farm with pigs, llamas, goats, chickens, horses, and most endearing to us, dogs. Anouk was always waiting for us in the doorway to throw the latest piece of wood she had found. The bed we slept in was very comfortable with a heated blanket and an additional heater in the room. There was a firepit in our room that we regrettably didn't end up using, but it's there for those who enjoy fireside relaxation. Adrien prepared breakfast and dinner each day for us, all of which were filling and delicious.