Located in front of San Lorenzo beach, 5 minutes’ walk from Chipipe beach, Cocos offers free Wi-Fi and 24-hour front desk assistance in Salinas. A restaurant and a game room are featured on site.
Jorge
United States of America
location excellent to go to the beach and downtown activities
Hotel Arena Blanca is located in Salinas, within a 2-minute walk of San Lorenzo Beach and 0.4 miles of Chipipe Beach. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.
Mark
Canada
Prime location just one block from the malecon. Well kept and managed hotel.
Chescos Hotel & Hostel is located right in front of Salinas Beach on the Malecon of Salinas boardwalk. Free WiFi access is available.
Monzerratte
Ecuador
The restaurant was very nice and the fact that it was right in front of the beach was awesome.
The staff was super nice, and they let my baby brother take a nap there even though he wasn't staying there, which talks worlds about their hospitality.
Offering an outdoor swimming pool, steam bath and a restaurant, Hotel Presidente Beach is located 2.5 mi from Salinas Central Park and 5 minutes’ drive from San Lorenzo Beach.
This family-friendly beachfront hotel is located in Salinas center on Santa Elena's Peninsula. It offers spacious accommodations with cable TV and 2 outdoor pools.
Offering a private indoor pool and a restaurant, Blue Bay Hotel is located in Salinas, on the shore of San Lorenzo beach. It features an on-site tour desk, plus free Wi-Fi and beautiful gardens.
Right in front of the beach, Hotel Casablanca Salinas offers rooms with free WiFi and air conditioning in Salinas. It features a hot tub, a children’s pool and a terrace overlooking the sea.
Susanna
United States of America
Very attentive staff. Love the fridge in the room. Parking available though off site, so a bit of a project. A/C worked well. Hot water showers. Tiny pool with good hang out area. Attached restaurant is very nice and convenient, though the food was only meh.
Offering an outdoor pool and a la carte restaurant, Hotel Marvento Suites is located in Salinas, just a 2-minute walk from the beach. The property features free daily breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
Manuel
Puerto Rico
Just one small block to the beach and restaurants. Excellent room cleaning staff.
Located in Salinas, a few steps from Chipipe Beach, Hotel Casablanca CHIPIPE has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
Located in front of San Lorenzo beach, 5 minutes’ walk from Chipipe beach, Cocos offers free Wi-Fi and 24-hour front desk assistance in Salinas. A restaurant and a game room are featured on site.
very good location, near to the beach, restaurants
Hotel Ipanema Beach by Majestic is offering accommodations in Salinas. With an outdoor swimming pool, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Located in Salinas, within a 4-minute walk of San Lorenzo Beach and 0.4 miles of Chipipe Beach, Hospedaje Naomi provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as...
Located in Salinas, a few steps from Chipipe Beach, Hotel Casablanca CHIPIPE has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
Los colores de la habitación y la ubicación frente al mar
Located in Salinas, within a 11-minute walk of Santa Elena Beach and 0.7 miles of Milina Beach, Maluva has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi as well as free private parking...
La estadía me pareció super buena, pronto a regresar!!
Located in Salinas and with San Lorenzo Beach reachable within a few steps, Hotel Dorado Inn provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar.
Una buena relación calidad precio y buena atención
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On average, 3-star hotels in Salinas cost £23 per night, and 4-star hotels in Salinas are £43 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Salinas can be found for £150 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Salinas this weekend is £61 or, for a 4-star hotel, £76. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Salinas for this weekend cost around £148 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £57 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Salinas for tonight. You'll pay around £70 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Salinas will cost around £166, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
It's just too crowded and the air is very polluted.
It's just too crowded and the air is very polluted. If you like big city life then you'll like Salinas. But if you want a place where you can just relax on the beach, this is not that place. Beaches are VERY crowded, lots of background noise. Honestly the air pollution here is horrible for a peninsula. It smells like Newark, New Jersey.
Christopher
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Even though the address of El Faro is technically Salinas,...
Even though the address of El Faro is technically Salinas, it's really about 8 miles from the city center, and my only excursions into town were for dinner. I had no complaints about the quality of the food, which is generally excellent, but Salinas itself has very little charm, since it's more of a beach community for people from Guayaquil. If I return to the area, I will make a point of heading further north on the coast, to slightly more remote, quiet places (NOT Montañitas).
Dan
2.0
Scored 2.0
I didn't see anything of interest here.
I didn't see anything of interest here. Beach is very mediocre. Trust me skip this city and try somewhere else. I went to Manta and it was much better.
i didn't find Manta to be overly exciting but it was much nicer than Salinas. I thought the Salinas was not nice at all- no nice buildings, no fancy restaurants etc.
John
United States of America
4.0
Scored 4.0
I didn`t like Salinas at all, but lot of people does, so it...
I didn`t like Salinas at all, but lot of people does, so it is just my point of view.
For me it is a place without soul, dirty town with depressive streets, but luxury buildins on the coast.
I liked small villages like Machalilla or Montanita much more.
Polina
Ukraine
4.0
Scored 4.0
Salinas shouldn't even be called a beach city.... the beach...
Salinas shouldn't even be called a beach city.... the beach part is very small and crowded... so you feel like you are in the city... people dress and party like they are in the city.. It's just not worth it... you have very nice beaches down the spondilus route... and a lot of food.. and way cheaper than in Salinas... I almost never visit there, because I don't feel "outside of the city"...
Connie Alexandra
Ecuador
8.0
Scored 8.0
Salinas was pretty much what we expected for a beach town in...
Salinas was pretty much what we expected for a beach town in SA. People were friendly and the sea food was great. Outside the beach area you will see a lot of poor people and a lot of garbage all around. Something about the South American countries that bothers me is people throw garbage everywhere?? It broke my heart to see all the stray dogs around. I collected left overs from the restaurants after we ate and went to the beach to feed them. All in all we loved it and would come back! The beaches are beautiful!
I arrived late and only stayed one night. I could park my car for free inside the hotel which was a plus. The room looks pretty good from the pictures but in reality its lacks proper care, its just not maintained very well. all-though I asked several times I could not get the Wifi connected, only at reception. The place was noisy till late. There was a small party going on around the area of the table tennis with music etc. The shower was cold. the shades to the balcony were broken and lots of light came in. No breakfast possible onsite
The hotel is situated in a tiny private jungle right on the water. The grounds are full of interesting plants and free roaming tortoises, peacocks, monkeys and more. Wander around and find your perfect spot for reading or socializing. There is a concrete staircase that leads down to a small sandy beach. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast and also a menu for lunch ($10). The room was comfortable and clean. The staff were very kind and helpful.
Absolutely nothing The place was filthy. I had to call the front desk which is not 24 hours all Night Long to get them to take out filthy towels filthy garbage cans filthy everything, That was there before I got to the room. It is supposed to be the best hotel in Salinas I don't think so, Especially when it comes to the staff. They were just unacceptable to be working in the hotel business
The facilities were very clean and good. The staff were friendly and polite. The hotel's bar which offers cocktails were good. I'd like to mention -and this is what I liked it most- was after my check out, the personel offered me the possibility to take a shower in the hotel.
Centrally located Chescos might be the best low budget hotel on the entire southwest coast of Ecuador. The room was spacious enough, the shower had hot water and the staff was friendly. The A/C worked like a charm. The location was superb, right next to the beach.
The WiFi and debit card was out for my stay. They gave me a discount on my first day but then charged me full price for the next day. I cut my stay at the hotel short. They did have a very nice evening restaurant and club. The singer was excellent.
This is my favorite place in Salinas.
Cecilia--- she is amazing, she care so much for how well are you taking care of.
The staff - they are the hotel, always on top of thing, I have nothing else to say than, that I'm grateful to them.
On the other hand, the hotel staff is quite friendly and helpful, big applause for JOSE, on the night shift. Always attentive, friendly and polite, with a smile and prompt solution for any requirement.
Pretty much everything, loved our room, location, safe, clean, fairly quiet neighborhood.
Excellent onsite staff... We will definitely stay here on our next Salinas trip...
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