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• The Ocean Hideaway Resort
  "The HideAway is truly a hideaway with privacy plus activities"
  "The Ocean HideAway is probably the most unique resort in the entire Salinas area. If you don't like mingling with hundreds of other tourists, or listen to the car alarms that seem to go off in Salinas 24 hours a day... or get over-priced activities on the main beaches of Salinas... if you seek tran..."quility, great food, personal service, and a wide range of choices of special guided activities.. the Ocean HideAway is a place you should seriously consider. Is it the cheapest resort on the peninsula.. no. But what you are getting is a self-contained resort with an owner/manager who will roller-skate backwards to arrange for you an itinerary of special "field-trips" or adventures to suit your taste. The staff is lovely, its truly quiet here, unlike anyplace else in the Salinas area. My husband and I had a second honeymoon that was so relaxing we wish we could do it every year. " More >
• Hostal Aqui
  "Real food!"
  "We were staying with friends in Salinas and stumbled across this location on Thursday night, which just happens to be steak night! They source in beef that is as close to the meat in the US as I've found in Ecuador. If you are desperate for some American style food & drink along with English speakin..."g people who will help you with understanding the local culture, this place cannot be missed! " More >
• Hotel Amira in Salinas, Ecuador
  "Watch out for gringo pricing!"
  "This a lovely place located away from the noise of the Malecon which is still within easy walking distance and the restaurants. The hotel is fronted on both sides by two busy one-way streets which can be a little noisy but if the air-conditioning is working, that knocks the noise right down. The wi-..."fi only works in the lobby and if it's after breakfast, it's standing room only in there. Breakfast was excellent with freshly squeezed orange juice, eggs, freshly baked bread with cheese, and a fresh fruit salad. We had only two gripes and one was the pricing which consistently showed $35-$40 per night, however when the gringo's showed up it went to $40/PERSON/NIGHT. A little high considering the season. The other problem was at check-out and guess what, the credit card machine wouldn't work, so cash only. We got a slight discount for cash but that was it. Next time we'll have our friends there make the reservations. " More >