The best boutique hotels in old town Quito Ecuador

The purpose of boutique hotels is to make the customer feel at home. They seek to create a unique experience for the client. The exclusivity offered by this type of accommodation is one of its main features. Being small hotels, generally less than 100 rooms, privacy and privacy are guaranteed. In addition, the environment where they are located, has just made the difference with another type of accommodation.

El Hotel Plaza Grande – 5-star hotel

Hotel Plaza Grande is a five-star luxury hotel in the historic centre of Quito, Ecuador. The hotel is located next to the Carondelet Palace and the Archbishop’s Palace and faces the Old Town’s eponymous central plaza, Plaza de la Independencia. It is located in a restored Spanish colonial mansion, which formerly belonged to one of the earliest colonial inhabitants of Quito, Juan Diaz de Hidalgo.

Casa Gangotena

Step into the elegance and luxury of a bygone era at Boutique Hotel in Quito, Casa Gangotena. Situated in the heart of Quito’s Old Town, our beautifully and eclectically-appointed mansion sings with the history of the city. Whether it be the rooms, suites, restaurant, terrace or gardens, each is a space for you to unwind, discover and dream.

Hotel Patio Andaluz Quito – 4-star hotel

The Patio Andaluz Hotel is a Elegant Boutique hotel located just 150 meters (490 feet) from the Plaza Grande, offers a particular setting in the colonial center of Quito, first city in to be declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 1978.

Located in a colonial-style house of the late sixteenth century, the Hotel Patio Andaluz of large arches and interior patios is 7 minutes walk from the recognized Church and Plaza de San Francisco; 5 minutes from the famous Church of the Company and its impressive interior bathed in gold leaf; 6 minutes from Sucre Theater, scene of important events; and to many other great sites interest of Colonial Quito as museums, churches and historical sites.

Illa Experience Hotel – 4-star hotel

Hotel Illa offers a unique cultural experience for guests in Quito’s warmest and most welcoming traditional neighborhood. Something beyond bricks and mortar, beds and breakfasts. For generations, San Marcos has been home to artists, writers and musicians. Its present-day charm owes much to the tight-knit community of residents.