After a week and a half volunteering in nearby Salasaka I had one day left before leaving the Garden of Eden that is Ecuador. The decision of where to spend this final precious day wasn't hard - even though it was in the opposite direction to Quito where I fly out, I wanted to spend my final Ecuadorean moments back... More

If you are on a budget you'd be better off going to Hostal Huillacuna in town near the Termas de la Virgen thermal Baths. Casa Verde is okay if you get a room on the river side maybe, but I had a room (clean and comfortable) on the street side. I was awakened at 3:30 am by a taxi driver... More

My fiancé and I spent 3 nights at casa verde, it was a perfect place to stay, the room was lovely, spacious, bright, clean (standard room). The common areas are great, hammocks, couches, all with great views over the valley. Breakfast was brilliant. Dinner in at the hostel was great as well (perfect after exhausting days out adventuring!). There are... More

My wife, 9-yr old son, and I recently spent 3 nights at La Casa Verde. The owners were away on vacation themselves, so Carolina and Sacha were our hosts while we were there. They were both very friendly and offered ideas on what to do in Baños. Our room on the ground floor of La Casa Verde was nice, clean,... More

There was nothing I didn't like about La Casa Verde. From the room standard to the home made organic food to the hummingbirds flying about outside the window. I only wish we knew how good it was before hand, so we could have changed our itinerary and extended our stay here.

I spent 4 lovely nights at La Casa Verde as a solo traveler and can't say enough good things about it :) To name a few: - incredibly friendly and welcoming host who is VERY knowledgable about everything in the area from activities to restaurants to spas to transportation - beautiful home in a valley nestled betweens mountains and next... More

We stayed at La Casa Verde because we had seen all the great reviews on tripadvisor. It is a very beautiful, cozy, clean place to stay and certainly up to North American standards more than many other places. Also, it is very reasonable if you are coming from the states and are used to paying 3 times as much for... More

We loved casa verde. We loved the charm and decor in the house. We loved sitting on the deck, sipping coffee in the mornings. Breakfast was very good, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The location is close, but not too close, to all the shops and restaurants. It was quiet by the hotel, but only a $2 cab... More

Casa Verde, on the immediate outskirts of Banos, lives up to its name. It is a green (painted) house with green themes, planted (as it were) in a vegetable garden area, along the rushing Rio Pastaza. The large gathering rooms downstairs used for sitting and dining give expansive views to the outdoors where one can while away the hours online... More