A spectacular three-story boutique hotel set within a newly-restored historic mansion overlooking Plaza San Francisco, Casa Gangotena boasts an exquisite interior that combines contemporary aesthetics with antiques and fine furnishings.
A number of charming nooks and cosy spaces can be found dotted around the property, providing ideal spots to tuck into tea or cocktails.
Its 31 spacious rooms and suites are appointed with rich carpets, towering window frames and lofty ceilings, while original restored fittings can be spotted throughout the entirety of the property. A lovely third-floor terrace boasts commanding views over Quito’s historic Old Town and the surrounding mountains, and the restaurant serves an interesting menu inspired by the biodiversity of Ecuador.
The most luxurious hotel in Quito, Casa Gangotena is teeming with flourishing orchids, white balconies and marble bathrooms. Its glass-roofed interior conservatory, complete with multiple cosy seating areas, is a superb spot to congregate and make plans for a day of discovery, while the remarkable rooftop terrace is a memorable location from which to sip a sundowner.
For respite from the incredible architectural marvels and galleries that the city is known for, take a trip to the Dulce Placer ice-cream shop in cobblestoned La Ronda for an interesting tasting experience – visitors can choose from odd flavours like popcorn and avocado!
Casa Gangotena has been named as one of Travel + Leisure’s Best Hotels of the World.
Right on the doorstep of a living and breathing museum, the historical centre of Quito’s Old Town, Casa Gangotena is ideally placed for explorations of the plethora of passageways and plazas the colonial city is known for.
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A truly charming boutique hotel that has been declared a Cultural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO, Patio Andaluz is a former 17th century mansion house. The property is just minutes away from the hubbub of the city’s historic centre whilst being encapsulated in an old-world piece of architecture. Typical of the style of the city, its 32 spacious rooms and suites are arranged around two glass-ceiling internal courtyards, most rooms only have internal windows. The courtyard restaurant often features live music and is decorated with exotic flowers year-round, serving delicious Ecuadorean cuisine that is fused with Italian influences.
Situated on one of Quito’s most traditional streets, La Casona de la Ronda has been wonderfully restored to maintain its original colours, stone walls and traditional character. Entering through wooden doors into a piece of Ecuadorean history, the heritage hotel is within a mansion built in 1738. Featuring 22 rooms, each arranged around a central patio, the property boasts a concoction of cultural, traditional and contemporary design elements. Each of the rooms is well-appointed, containing polished wooden floors and elegant furnishings.
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