Jeshua Inn Guayaquil

This hostel is very clean about 15 minutes from the airport. Louis was very nice our flight was delayed so we diid not get in until 3am in the morning we let Louis know via email and he was there to let us in at 3am.

The experience was great and staff was very helpful would definitely go there again.

Stayed one night simply to sleep before driving up the coast . Found it well located in city and priced well for what it offered. Simple breakfast of a sweet roll, butter, jam ,juice and coffee was sufficient to get us on our way.

Positive experience. Only problem was the shower, its itty bitty. Other than that, no problems. WIFI good, AC worked well, and bed was semi comfy. Best thing is my wife dropped her Passport in the cab on the way there. The cabbie returned at 2 am and woke up the owner to give him our passport. This was above my expectations. Will stay there again.

I was traveling through Guayaquil and only looking for a room for overnight. Checking in was tricky because the reservations were written on a notepad rather than saved on a computer. There was some confusion if I even had a reservation despite my confirmation number. The person at the desk was very concerned and we spent a good while figuring it out; we found my booking only after I realized he did not understand how I pronounced my name as it begins with a "J." Once in the room, we found a room that reminded me of a university dormitory before anybody moves in. Fine for a night, and expected with the price, but still not a place I'd want to spend significant time in. My friend and I had to leave pretty early in the morning for our flight, and the man running the place arranged for a taxi ride for us--surprisingly, the taxi was there waiting for us right when we opened our room door. Overall, not the nicest place, but the man running the place was a great man who truly cared for the people staying in his hotel. Fine for an overnight, but if I were to spend several days in Guayaquil, I would find something closer to the waterfront.

This is a very nice place to stay, but because of room size would not recommend for extended stay. Staff was excellent.

Very clean and cheap hotel. You get more than you pay for. Its a private room with bahtroom, with cable tv, air conditioner with remote control, some towels, shampoo, soap and hot water. The small breakfast is included and they took care of my bagages until I picked them up to go to the airport.

Let me say, firstly, that I didn't not care for Guayaquil as a city. It was a stopover for me, before the Galapagos. The hotel was run by a kind and helpful family, and it was clean. The neighborhood it was in left quite alot to desire, as it is sketchy and looks unsafe. However, we encountered no problems at all with our safety. The beds are bathroom were clean and the breakfast was very basic (rolls, butter, jam and coffee). If I were to chose to go back to Guayaquil, would I go back to this hotel? Probably not, but...it was affordable and clean, and within walking distance of the center. If this is what is most important to you, please stay with the folks at Hotel Jeshua.

Hotel was clean as was the bedroom and bathroom. Everything worked fine. Owner runs it himself and was very courteous and helpful. Is not located in the heart of Guayaquil so it was in a much quieter neighborhood than most hotels in the area.

Only 15 minutes from the airport and 30 minutes walk to Malecon 2000. excellent location in a safe area with convenient restaurants nearby. Luis, the owner, obviously cares about the safety of his guests and is very helpful. His son, Alex, speaks the most English and ensures that there is no language barrier. Breakfast is simple: bread roll, butter & jam with fruit juice and coffee. This is an intimate hotel which is much more like a B&B with ample opportunity to meet other guests over breakfast. The bedrooms are clean and comfortable. Free WiFi is available throughout.