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Hotel in Alausí
Featuring a garden and a patio, Hotel Europa offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and cable TV in central Alausi. Laundry and luggage storage services are provided. The train station is 984 feet away. Directly across from the bus station in the lively town center near the train station and Sunday Market. Staff was exceptionally accommodating. Breakfast was fresh and nutritious...fruit eggs and bread. We were the only gringos in the valley. Enjoy alausi!!! Thank you, hotel europa!!!
Hotel in Alausí
Located in Alausí, Hostal Resto - Bar "EL PEÑÓN" has a restaurant, bar and terrace. The hotel has family rooms. At the hotel, each room comes with a closet. It's a new hotel, the room is spacious and clean. Breakfast is basic but nice enough. It's on the hill, less than 10 mins walk to the train station and close to the highway where you can catch the bus to Cueanca or from Banos.
Alausí
Located in Alausí, Community Hostel Alausi features a garden and a terrace. Its clean its modern perfectly located and Marco , the guy who runs the place, is awesome
Alausí
Providing a shared lounge, Chaperón Lodging provides accommodations in Alausí. Free WiFi is featured and private parking is available on site. Hot water. Good bed. Nice manager. This place has it all. This was one of the best places I have stayed in Ecuador.
Alausí
Featuring a garden and free WiFi, Hosteria Pircapamba is located in Alausí. The property has a shared kitchen, a shared lounge and organizing tours for guests. Excellent breakfast! Daniel, our host, went beyond his duty to make us feel welcome and comfortable! Peaceful setting! Fabulous for an extended visit, to relax and enjoy the moment!
Huigra (Near Alausí)
An outdoor swimming pool surrounded by gardens and hammocks can be enjoyed in Huigra, 1640 feet from the train station and 656 feet from Panama Cascade. Wi-Fi is free. The location was very difficult to find, we were travelling from Cuenca and the roads were completely blocked with landslides. We thought we were booking a place in Alausi, but it is located in Huigra.
Huigra (Near Alausí)
With garden views, Cabañas Samay Mágico is located in Huigra and has a restaurant and a 24-hour front desk. The lodge features both WiFi and private parking free of charge. Eloquent tropical gardens set the background of these beautifully constructed cottages facing a breathtaking view! The family who built and run this property are incredibly kind and passionate about seeing their guests have the best experience. The mountainous drive is ABSOLUTELY worth the trip and was actually an unexpected highlight. You will not be disappointed take a journey to stay here!
Pallatanga (Near Alausí)
This eco-friendly hotel less than 2 hours' drive from downtown Riobamba offers an on-site river pond and plenty of hammocks to enjoy nature. Private parking is free. We loved it! My kids really enjoyed the farm and animals! We also got to make chocolate from scratch. It was great, and we had a memorable weekend.
Guamote (Near Alausí)
Offering a restaurant, Chuza Longa Home is located 0.9 mi from Guamote town center and 1969 feet from Guamote River. It features a fireplace and free WiFi access in all areas. The property is very cosy and comfortable. Sandra made sure we had everything we could ask for and was open for a chat and help at anytime. The food was amazing.
Hotel in Guamote
Inti Sisa Art Guesthouse is located in Guamote and features a terrace. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, room service and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi. We arrived at Inti Sisa during the height of the Paro Nacional 2022, so we found ourselves stuck in the village without access to fuel for 6 days. During that time Sarah and Byron were so incredibly generous in making sure we had plenty of food, water and everything else we needed while all of the local shops and services were closed. So while it wasn't a typical visit to Inti Sisa, it's one that will live long in the memory for the warmth, hospitality and kindness that was shown to us during our time. Great place, wonderful people and I couldn't recommend it highly enough.
I loved the restaurante in town. EL Mesón del Tren! The owners Lorena & Diego were attentive, friendly, and spent time with us during dinner. Lorena cooked for us a great meal as we requested! It's an old Spanish style restaurante that takes your breath away and the Food is incredible! Alausi can be a bit of a maze to drive around. But the second day, we were pro's!!!
It's a nice little town with a nice spirit . Hiking is great along the nariz del diablo train route - great views. Here you can also see a lot of indigenous ecuatorian people, especially on sundays at the indigenous market. If you want to sleep make sure you pick the right hotel because dogs and roosters are really loud here late at the night and early in the morning and many hotels have no soundproofing at all.
Alausi is a very safe and small town. You can easily walk everywhere in the main town. There are ATMs and lots of restaurants. Two to three days is a good time to explore the town and take the train ride.
Authentic town with cobblestone streets, lots of small restaurants nestled in the mountains. Large indigenous population with artisans and local fare. We were there for the Devils Nose Train ride which did not disappoint. Lots of hiking options for mountain views. Breathtaking scenery.
Alausi is a very peaceful, friendly little town. The focus is the old train parked in town, ready for its regular trips up to El Nariz del Diablo. The streets are all up and down, except for the main treelined boulevard. There are a number of beautifully painted murals around town. We enjoyed grilled meat from the street vendors, as well as a delicious meal in restaurant Tikal. Alausi is a worthwhile destination, even without going on the train.
I spent two nights in Aluasi-- including Sunday, which was "Market Day". It was very un-touristy! Most tourists come just for a day to take the train and leave! The atmosphere in the city is very authentic and exciting! Lots of cheap vegetable, fruit and bread (and other consumer goods) all around the city. The old market and new market are both interesting, and you get a real look at life in the city! The city is very walkable!
Alausí
Great new hotel close to the train-station and the main street - although very quiet. Marathon-Marco is an attentive, welcoming and really nice host who knows a lot about the surrounding. He drove us to the beginning of the really impressive hiking route to „devil‘s nose“ and explained us a lot. The high-quality rooms are new and superclean. There‘s is a big kitchen where guests can prepare their own food or have free tea and coffee.
The hotel was completely new and very clean. The guys at the hotel were very helpful and spoke good English! The view from the bar/restaurant of the hotel over Alausi was really nice. Probably the best view over alausi. Breakfast was also really good. Probably the best hotel in town.
Alausí
Charming, modern, tastefully designed rooms with nice wood and tile finishes. Very helpful staff. Quiet and comfortable. Hotel's cafe across the quiet street is the nicest, cleanest place to eat in Alausi. I will definitely stay here again upon visiting Alausi!
This hotel is centrally located and is convenient for taking the Devil's Nose train. The room was large and comfortable. The breakfast wasn't our best in Ecuador, but it was certainly adequate.