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The first city to be named a UNESCO World Heritage site, Quito is a dramatic fusion of colonial history and Andean culture, all set under the watchful gaze of the Pichincha volcano. Visitors come to walk the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, a stunning collection of Spanish-era architecture anchored by the grand Plaza Grande and the gilded interior of La Compañía church. For a breathtaking perspective, ride the TelefériQo cable car up the mountainside for panoramic views of the city sprawling in the valley below.
The city suits history buffs, adventurous solo travelers, and families alike. For easy access to museums and historic sites, look for hotels in the Old Town or the adjacent La Mariscal district, which is also known for its nightlife and dining. Quito's modern Mariscal Sucre International Airport offers excellent connections, and the compact city center is navigable by taxi or the reliable Ecovía bus line.
On HOTEVI, you'll find 95 places to stay in and around the city. Accommodation is diverse, ranging from sociable budget hostels in La Mariscal to charming boutique hotels set in restored colonial mansions in the historic center, with a selection of contemporary business hotels in the financial district to the north.
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What are the best hotels in Quito?
Quito offers a range of excellent hotels to suit every traveler. For a luxurious and historic experience, Casa Gangotena in the Old Town is highly acclaimed. The JW Marriott Hotel Quito and Wyndham Garden Quito provide modern amenities and comfort, often preferred by business travelers or those seeking international standards. Boutique options like Hotel Patio Andaluz offer charm and character, while numerous mid-range and budget-friendly hotels are available, especially around the Mariscal Sucre area.
What is the best area to stay in Quito?
The best area to stay in Quito depends on your interests. The Historic Center (Old Town) is ideal for history enthusiasts, offering stunning colonial architecture, museums, and churches within walking distance. For a more modern vibe with lively nightlife, restaurants, and shops, La Mariscal (often called the 'New Town') is popular. If you prefer upscale dining, boutique hotels, and a bohemian atmosphere, La Floresta is an excellent choice. The La Carolina area is great for business travelers, featuring large parks and proximity to shopping malls.
