| This was an old train station. Here you can see the old sign telling the altitude: | The old tracks in front of the hostal | A woman dragging branches for firewood down the old rail road tracks past the hostal. |
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Hostal Aya Huma
Peguche, Ecuador
www.ayahuma.com
ayahuma@imbanet.net
Tel 06 292-2663, Fax 292-2664
| This was an old train station. Here you can see the old sign telling the altitude: | The old tracks in front of the hostal | A woman dragging branches for firewood down the old rail road tracks past the hostal. |
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| Reception | Book Exchange | A corner room with a nice view |
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| Restaurant entrance | Inside | Patricio who is practicing English |
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Behind the hostal there is a nice garden with a small river and small waterfall.
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Bathrooms
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One little thing I liked was the bedlamps
The hostal is half owned by a Dutch woman, Mieke de Vet, so it is run much like a Dutch business would be like. In other words, clean and well organized. I didn't stay there over night so these comments are just based on my short visit.
from 8 to 14 dollars per person
From this on their front door I see they take Master Card and Visa
A few more pics:
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Mieke and one of her sons. This was a spontaneous picture. They didn't pose for the camera. He actually had his arm around her like this while they were working on the computer. This would be very unusual in Holland, England, the USA etc. But it is common here. It may be one of the reasons Mieke moved her, but I am just guessing!
Last review: Sep 2004
Pictures taken: Sep 2004