Description
The delightful Patio Andaluz is situated just a stone's throw from the Quito’s ornate colonial churches, plazas, museums and national monuments. Set in a historic mansion originally dating back to the XVI century, UNESCO declared the hotel a National Treasure in 1978.
Patio Andaluz is set around a beautiful central courtyard and its wide corridors, expansive stairways, large arches, picturesque balconies, and towering atrium-style patios give Patio Andaluz real character, reminiscent of Quito’s colonial period.
The comfortable suites and guest rooms are decorated in a typical colonial style and feature elegant carved wood furnishings and reproduction artworks. There are areas for relaxing dotted around the hotel, including the library and guests can also enjoy Spanish and local cuisine in the restaurant or some tapas and a glass of wine in the cosy bar.
Accommodation
Patio Andaluz has 21 spacious guest rooms and 11 suites. These are simply yet tastefully furnished in a traditional colonial style and have large beds and polished wood floors. Some of the rooms are mezzanine style, with separate living and sleeping areas on two different levels, joined by a winding staircase.
Childcare
Children are welcome at Patio Andaluz but there are no formal children's facilities. Babysitting can be arranged on request.
Facilities
Patio Andaluz has a restaurant serving Spanish and local cuisine, a tapas bar, library and artisan shop. There are plenty of spaces for relaxing, with hammocks and loungers.
Activities
Guests at Patio Andaluz are ideally located for exploring Quito's colonial quarter, with many churches, museums and historic buildings, all just a short walk away. It is also possible to take a ride on the cable car, for great views of the city and the snow-capped Andes, or an excursion to one of the colourful Indian markets in the highlands, such as Otavalo.
When to travel
All year round destination. Due to its position on the equator and its altitude, Quito’s temperature varies greatly between night and day. Daytime temperatures average 23-25ºC, while at night temperatures drop to around 10ºC. In general, days are clear in the morning and cloud over in the afternoon, with rain common in the afternoon. The drier season runs from the end of May to the end September, with another brief summertime in early December (which coincides nicely with the city’s fiestas).
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Location and directions
Quito, Ecuador
Situated on García Moreno in the heart of the Old Historic Centre of Quito, just one block away from the Quito Independence Square.
How to get there
14-hour 45-minutes international flight to Quito's Mariscal Sucre International Airport, followed by a 90-minute can transfer.
