Quito Hotels & Hostels (59)

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This friendly, family-run hotel on the recently renovated Plaza San Blas is a good deal if you don't mind small rooms. Rooms are dark (windows open onto a small interior patio) but clean and cute…

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In an upper-class residential neighborhood, this large, converted house is an excellent choice for those seeking a little refinement. The place has superb staff and there is always a helpful, Eng…

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Drably institutional but acceptable.

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The modernish Auca is plain and time-tattered but totally fine. It even has an elevator.

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This extremely tidy hotel has had a recent refurbishment, replacing older furniture and fittings with upgrades so that a modern feel now dresses its grand old spaces. A new restaurant has been ad…

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Several readers have recommended this hotel with Spartan but clean, comfortable rooms. Unfortunately, few have windows, but the beds are firm and the staff is professional. Cable TV costs around …

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Across from the Plaza del Teatro, this old-time hotel maintains a hint of its elegance with its marble staircase, wide hallways and balconied rooms. The off-street rooms lack balconies and charac…

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Straightforward hotel; perfectly fine for the price.

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A Quito landmark, this handsome luxury hotel is set high on the hill above Guápulo. Although its heyday was in the 1960s (as its minimalist design makes clear), it's still a classy place, and the…

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Until the old town's recent facelift, this nondescript but immaculately kept hotel was the best in the area. It's still an excellent choice; many rooms have views, and the service is tops. The pr…

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Many of Hotel Sebastián's 50 good-sized rooms have balconies, and some have great views. Rooms all feature cable TV, direct-dial phones, room service, desks and attractive furnishings. The water …

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This stunning boutique hotel, masterfully designed in a crisp, colonial Cuban theme, has refreshing rooms and a colorful flair. Two rooms have fireplaces, and the two tower-suites are supremely c…

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Though the '70s, grapevine wallpaper can bug your eyes out, the spotless rooms, top-notch service and cheerful interior patio make this the best hotel deal in the old town. Rooms have hardwood fl…

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Though rooms are few (three to be exact) in this newly converted restaurant/hotel, they're spotless and spacious, with hardwood floors, large windows (a rarity in these old colonial houses) and c…

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This comfortable hostal (small and reasonably priced hotel) offers spotless rooms, a small garden area, an on-site travel agency, a common room with a fireplace, a pool table and an excellent piz…

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Simple but comfy; great location.

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An intimate, attractive boutique hotel in a refurbished colonial-style home, Mansión del Ángel offers elegantly furnished rooms with brass canopy beds. There's a rooftop garden too.

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This sophisticated little hotel perched on the hill overlooking Guápulo has plush rooms with outstanding views. Nab a suite and you can step from a giant Jacuzzi into your king-size bed or warm u…

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A luxury chain hotel with all mod cons and the service you'd expect.

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