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Quito lies in a narrow Andean valley, 2,850 metres
above sea level, its skyline dominated by views of the snow-capped
Pichincha volcano.
The city was declared a UNESCO "World Heritage Site" in 1978, thanks to its historic Franciscan centre, which is one of the largest and best
preserved in Latin America. The colonial quarter is a treasure trove of
architecture, including mansion houses, churches, monasteries and museums.
It is a good base for trips to nearby haciendas and to Otovalo market for essential handicraft shopping.
3 nights accommodation plus arrival transfer from the airport:
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| ECU01 | Hotel Plaza Grande | The Hotel Plaza Grande rises above Quito's central square, the Plaza de la Independencia. It was one of the first hotels ever constructed in the capital and has been extensively renovated to become the finest new boutique hotel in the city. | from £159 |
| ECU01 | Swissotel | Quito's most luxurious hotel. Superb service and facilities. | from £159 |
| ECU02 | Casa Aliso | The Casa Aliso is a 10 room hotel offering all of the style and comfort of a small, luxurious Quito home. Located in the fashionable residential neighbourhood of La Floresta, near enough to the city centre and just a short taxi ride from tourist attractions. | from £ RQ |
| ECU03 | Patio Andaluz | 4 star colonial hotel in the heart of the historic Old City, beautifully restored and surrounded by churches and museums. | from £107 |
| ECU04 | Cafe Cultura | Charming, white colonial building with lots of character in the Mariscal area. Great atmosphere and charming coffee shop. Recommended. | from £93 |
| Notes: | Prices are per person based on double occupancy, in the low season unless otherwise stated. |
| The price shown is a guideline only and may change due to variations in the dollar / pound exchange rate or season. Please contact us for an exact quote based on your requirements. |
Last Updated: Tuesday May 13 2008