Hotel Savoy Inn

Picked hotel because of proximity to airport, since we were leaving on a 7 AM international flight. No wake up call or taxi as arranged, the first room was horrible, the second was better - comparable to a $30 motel, no special beer as advertised. Way overpriced.

Nothing particularly appealing about staying here more than a night, but conveniently located close to airport - good for first and/or last night in Quito when flying in or out. Has a restaurant. Stay was early Dec. 2012.

We cose the Savoy for one reason: proximity to Quito airport. We were laying over for about six hours and needed a place to shower and get some rest. I had read reviews on hotel so knew what to expect. What mattered was an efficient and pleasant front desk, a hot shower, clean bed, and punctual wake up call. Got all four including a cab waiting to pick us up...at 5:30 a.m.

The hotel was ok, nothing remarkable to highlight about it. It is a quiet location and rooms are basic. There is no free wifi, which would have been a plus.

Nice hotel near the airport. Make sure to ask taxi befor getting in how much it will cost from the airport. Should be $2-3 not the $8 I got charged.

I stayed at Savoy Inn for one night hoping to have a good night's sleep before my flight the next morning. Well there was no chance of that! First of all I could clearly hear every single word being spoken by the couple in the room next door. I also heard when they unzipped their suitcase, when they opened a plastic bag, every single sound. This is because our rooms were separated by a wooden door with space around the edges so every sound just passed through. But that wasn't the worst of it - at 11 pm a party started and it sounded like it was in my room. There was unbelievably loud booming music and people laughing and cheering non-stop until 2 am. I'm not sure if the party was on the roof of the hotel or next door but it could not have been any louder. Also, I was on the top floor and heard what sounded like furniture being dragged across the roof. So, if your plan is to have a good night's sleep, then the Savoy Inn is not for you.

The Savoy Inn is a nice 3 star hotel. Its best feature is that is is near the current Quito airport, near the Jipijapa district of Quito. It has a quaint feel to it, but it is lacking some of the features that modern travelers may expect. I liked the Spanish Colonial feel to it. It was clean with a restuarant that served decent food. They brew their own beer. It is good with a German style to it. The negatives were: in my room the beds were small; the water in the shower at 5:00am was at best tepid; There was no minibar or refrigerator; my requested wake up call never happened and my requested taxi to the airport was not requested until I appeared at the front desk at 5:10AM. At 5:00am the front desk guy was a bit surly. I guess I interrupted his nap.

We arrived about 4 AM (approximately 6 hours later than anticipated) and were met by an attentive and capable bellman and registration clerk. We were shown a great deal of care and concern by both of these individuals. We met the owner/proprietor/chef (Roland) the following day and even though we were over an hour later than the continental breakfast was normally open, we were treated to a delicious made to order meal. This hotel is not new and isn't in the most attractive neighborhood in Quito, but it was very clean and the staff did everythihg they could to make our stay there comfortable and pleasant. I'd also recommend the house micro-brewery and the Cerveza Negra. Outstanding!

We supposedly had the best room, and I'll admit the view in the morning was pleasantly surprising, but the room itself was dingy and dirty. There are lots of hotels in Quito. Look elsewhere.

We stayed here for one night in between flights. It was very close to the airport and convenient. The staff was nice and helpful. The room was clean and suprisingly had a great view. We ate breakfast here too and it was decent.