Name: Hotel Eloy Alfaro - Hostel
Address: Capitan Najera 304 y Eloy Alfaro, Guayaquil, Guayaquil, Guayaquil, 090150, Ecuador
Rating: 6

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Air conditioning

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

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Television in lobby

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Snack bar

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Tour assistance

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Fax and copy machine

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Kids

Pets Not Allowed

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Jose Joaquin de Olmedo Airport

Hotel Eloy Alfaro - Hostel

Guayaquil

small note in the hotel web site says : No hot water . as simple as this . if you dont see it ( like me ) then ,,,,,,,. They dont have anybody to check you in if you arrive late . You have to wait till next morning . Interesting is Hotels.com which is one of the web sites present them , hide this information and only send you in a small fonts after you pay and book the room and then resist and ignore if you want to cancell it , 
Both hotel and hotels. com to be blamed .

terrible - horrible -

Checkin ladyvwas layin in bed they rented out..  sheets look dirty

I found this on airbnb and it looked ok. I then contacted someone via whatsapp and confirmed $12 / night. Arriving after dark with a taxi from the airport $6 didn’t feel very secure. The owner then said it was $15. I showed him the whatsapp conversation and after a while he just gave in. I can’t say he or his son were too helpful or friendly.He then gave me what I hope for the hotel was the worst room. No window, a very loud air conditioner, no hot water, light coming in from the hallway through glass bricks, tv  from the reception in the background. I got bitten by mosquitos and there were flies in the room although it didnt even had a window. Please spend another $13 or so and upgrade yourself to something nicer... I  can’t say for certain, but i feel that $20 was also missing from wallet ( anybody else had this experience? ) 
In short: avoid. Never again. 
( i know: what am I complaing about for $12? Well, I just had an AMAZING stay in Cuenca for $12/night!) 

My worst hotel choice?

The location is close to the down town and the malecon.

The location was right in the middle of a market Street. Very busy. We had to hand over our keys every time we left. The bed and pillows were uncomfortable. The towels they gave us we're very small. I'm a small person and it barely came around me end to end when I tried to wrap myself up. But the actual unit worked and the water was hot. We were able to leave our suit case for a couple of hours at the desk before we made our way to the bus terminal.

You get what you pay for here it was not expensive and did the trick not too far from tourist spots by the water

Nice for cheap right by Tourist area

Stayed one night. Would stay there again. Internet says wi-fi and shuttle and discounts for local attractions. Did not speak good Spanish so may have missed some things but you need your own computer to use the internet, and no idea how to get the shuttle if it exists. The location was super, and the people there quick to remedy problems (like getting air conditioner to work, and tv to work,) Paid 36 dollars and great for a day or two if doing quick business down town or en route and want a clean place to do a down town tour.

great location ---a bit hard to locate.

I was told by a native Ecuadorian who grew up in the area not to stay in that part of town.  But I checked with internet reviews and it seemed ok.  When I called the hotel, no one spoke English and they could not understand my broken Spanish and just hung up on me twice.  When I arrived in Guayaquil, I took a taxi to the hotel.  The driver told me it was not a safe place to stay.  Pulling up in front of the hotel, there were no lights on at 10:30 at night and other hotels on the way there were well lit up.  When we pulled up 2 young men cam out to take my bags in, and a pick up truck pulled up near us, but not blocking the taxi, and 2 other men got out and stood by watching.  The end of the street next to the hotel was blocked by a metal fence.  Should I get out of the taxi and trust these 4 men, or run?  I have stayed all over the world and only felt in danger a few times.  This was one of the most scary experiences I have ever had.!

Too Scared to Stay at Eloy Alfaro

Originally reserved a room with queen sized bed, first given a room with 4 four bunk beds. Promised free airport transfer, then told it would be $20.00. Asked them to call a cab, they made as if they were calling, but did not . They made as if they called but then waited so,long, I had to acquiesce and agree to their demands because it because it was an hour left to catch an international flight. I had mentioned that the transfer was necessary when I checked in and again on the morning that I had to catch a 6:30 P.M. flight. There was no room wi fi, but they did have computers in the lobby. The pictures displayed of the facility were highly deceptive.The room also already had multi-legged guests, with antennae already occupying the room. I was very surprised that expedia would list such a facility.

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