Casona de la Ronda, a boutique heritage hotel in Quito's Historic Centre, offers 22 modern rooms in a 1738 Spanish house, with a bar, terrace, garden, and easy access to nearby attractions.
Nestled in the heart of Quito's enchanting Historic Centre, Casona de la Ronda is a boutique heritage hotel that beautifully combines 18th-century charm with contemporary comfort. Housed in one of the city's oldest Spanish residences, dating back to 1738, the hotel exudes the authentic character of old Quito while providing all the amenities you’d expect of a modern hotel.
Casona de la Ronda features 22 stylishly decorated rooms, each designed to reflect the historical elegance of the building. The guest rooms boast rich wooden furnishings, parquet flooring, and en suite bathrooms, complemented by modern conveniences such as televisions and complimentary Wi-Fi. This unique blend of past and present creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Guests can unwind in the hotel bar, enjoy a delightful evening meal in the onsite restaurant, or relax in the courtyard atrium. The location is ideal for exploring, with many of Quito's iconic attractions, such as the Plaza Grande, La Compañía Church, and the bustling La Ronda Street, just a distance away.
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