カサ・サンマルコス(Hotel Boutique Casa San Marcos)

What a wonderful hotel this is. Full of fabulous artefacts, and antiques. The room was spacious, very clean and just relaxing. The staff were always helpful. A great breakfast, great view from the room, and exactly the type of place I love to stay at.

We loved our stay at Casa San Marcos! The hotel is a gem, historical, and interesting as a building, spotless and clean with a lovely breakfast room. The service was wonderful. The hotel is very safe and secure and you can easily walk around the Old Town from here. At night, there are several restaurants within a block so you can go back and forth safely. We loved looking at the statue from our window. If good luck brings us back to Quito, we will stay here again.

Professional staff n service with a very clean an hygenic spacious room. Located in a safe an quite area. Close to all the historical sites n main square, a short walking distance. I highly recommend this hotel to any one who will go to visit Quito as I too will go back n create more memories of this wonderful city

It is the worst hotel in Quito.i booked it seven months before I go.i had in my account only 360 dollars and I needed these money for a trip to Italy.i wake up the day after the booking and I saw that they had precharged me all the amount of the accommodation,352$!!! they left me with 11 dollars!!!i got shocked.they started to ask me sorry it was a mistake of the receptionist that instead to charge one dollar in order to see if the card is active,he charged 352$ by a mistake!!!! and I had no money to go to Italy,!!! they are very unprofessional,rude and they only care how to cheat your money!!!! STAY AWAY FROM THE CASA SAN MARCO HOTEL.the people don't know what they are doing!! shame on them!

Absolutely stunning property filled to the brim with gorgeous curated antiques unlike any place I’ve stayed before, with a sense of interior design that surpasses many of the world’s best hotels. Add to that a wonderful staff and beautiful views. Just a five-minute walk from the square but so remarkably quiet setting. Truly an unparalleled experience!

I cannot rate our stay here highly enough. The staff were kind and competent and took care of us like family. The breakfast and the coffee were delicious and the house, a colonial era mansion designed by a famous Ecuadorian architect, is unbelievably beautiful and is full of amazing art chosen carefully by its owner who is an art dealer herself. The owner, Myra, is a powerhouse, well known in Quito not only for her former gallery but for the radio station she founded. She not only knows everything about the city, the architecture, the churches, and the culture, she is also a wonderful person and we are blessed to have met her. Each room is unique and gorgeously furnished with some antique and some modern furniture. Our room had a breathtaking antique armoire. The bathrooms are very well done and modern with tiled waterfall showers and are immaculate. The property is exactly where you want to be in the colonial part of the city within walking distance of museums, churches, restaurants, and Independence Square.

OMG this is an amazing place. The owner of the building is a celebrity in Quito and owns a local catholic radio station which she has a show on every day. Mayra was so generous with her time showing us her beautiful house and then lending us her driver (Giovanni) to take us around Quito. The hotel is. Casa with only a few rooms. Ours was on the ground floor and was huge with antique furniture, several beds and an open plan bathroom. Casa San Marcos was originally larger but half the house was separated and is now a more modern hotel next door so you really feel the contrast. The staff - Santiago (front desk), Javier (our Guide), Clara (who did breakfast and all our washing) - were all wonderful. I was so lucky to stumble upon this place on ***********.

This hotel was unbelievable! exquisite hotel, and the best staff ever, including our superhero, Daniel. The food was incredible. And the beds were so wonderful. Everything was perfect. I wouldn’t stay any place else in Quito.

We loved the historic aspect of this boutique hotel, the art, the owner—who took time to unexpectedly walk around Old Town with us, the helpful staff and the nice breakfast. Cozy place, comfortable public areas. Beautiful antiques. Very welcoming.