Swissotel Quito Hotel

A well-positioned, neat hotel near Quito's Old Town with plenty of in-house dining choices

Among Quito's most urban and modern hotels, Swissotel is a polished spot in the city's Floresta neighbourhood. The interiors tap into a tropical style with buffed wooden panelling and sprawling windows, while also featuring an eclectic taste - the...

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About Swissotel Quito Hotel

Among Quito's most urban and modern hotels, Swissotel is a polished spot in the city's Floresta neighbourhood. The interiors tap into a tropical style with buffed wooden panelling and sprawling windows, while also featuring an eclectic taste - the Japanese restaurant has a life-size Samurai suit of armor. The hotel isn't far from Quito's Old Town, where you can spend hours admiring its splendid architecture and historic plazas and getting a taste of Quito's delightful cuisine. At sunset, look towards the ethereal figure of Virgin Maria sitting high on Panecillo Hill and feel the city's past swell around you.

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From $90 person/night

Hotel

275 Rooms

Quito, Ecuador

What you'll love

The spa has everything you could want including a whirlpool, polar pool and sauna when you need a break from exploring.

Insiders tip

If you fancy something sweet, head to the Quito Deli for a French pastry or freshly-baked dessert.

Something to think about

Depending on the location of your room, you may catch some noise from the street below.

The property

The Swissotel is slick and well-appointed, with a spacious, gleaming lobby and bar, and a comfortable lounge to enjoy a new read, a cup of Ecuadorian coffee, or to pick the staff's brains about what to see and do. The hotel's gastronomy is varied, ranging from sushi served in little wooden boats or meals cooked right in front of you at the Teppanyaki station, to a menu of French, Swiss and international fare at the Cafe Quito. Named after the legend of eternal youth, the Amrita spa offers soothing treatments and dips in the pool.

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The rooms

The hotel is sizable with 232 rooms and 43 executive apartments, all of which feature an understated design and earthy palette, and wide windows with views of the city or surrounding mountains. Set against rich wooden panels, the King-sized beds are draped in 300-thread count Egyptian cotton and there is a small sitting area by the window for view admiring. Other amenities include air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and tea / coffee facilities. The en-suite bathrooms are functional and spotless.

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Activities

Believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in South America, Quito has a remarkable history. Take a step back in time at its many museums, where you'll learn about the early peoples, the Spaniards, and Ecuador's independence. You'll be enthralled by the tapestry of different architectural eras, from Colonial to Republican, as you venture down the quaint streets. Explore the Old Town's markets for a taste of some of the best chocolate in the world - and a few souvenirs, of course.

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