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This boutique hotel is a rare place for solitude and quiet in the heart of Old Town after busy days exploring Quito and environs. Built in 1705, the four story mansion was converted to a hotel only in 2006, supposedly by descendants of 19th century...More
The hotel is a wonderful place to stay, a gem in the old city. The staff is so welcoming and helpful in every way. I was particularly fond of Alfonso, who served the breakfast, helped with the suitcases, and problems. My roommate needed more air,...More
After cruising the Galápagos, we chose the Relicario as our base for a couple of days’ sightseeing in Quito’s historic center, given its good reviews and moderate price ($150/night, including breakfast and taxes). The only difficulty with this choice was finding the hotel. The address...More
very friendly staff,It was always clean.The singing lady prepared a wonderful breakfast.It was agood area for walking along.Helpful tips for Restaurants.We were there three times during our stay in Ecuador with 6 people and enjoyed it very much.
We had a comfortable stay. The room, though small, was quiet and clean. Our only quibble would be to upgrade the flat pillows and blankets. The breakfast was nice - we especially loved the fresh raspberry juice and cooked to order eggs. This hotel has...More
"My room faced a quiet courtyard. Rooms facing the street may have heard traffic noise."
"Some rooms have no external window and just overlook the reception."
"We were happy on the bottom floor but I think most of the rooms were on the second and third floors."
"Note, there were small TV's in the bedrooms, but you're generally not going to stay in the room to..."
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