Best Luxury Hotels in Quito

Discover our favourite luxury accommodation in Quito. Our collection of luxury hotels and resorts showcase the very finest in world-class hospitality. Each one has been selected, by our Editors, based on its exceptional service, refined interiors, excellent amenities and standout location. Let our expert selection help you find your perfect place to stay.

Ecuador, Quito

JW Marriott Quito

Hotel
(5 stars)
At a glance
Rooms Terrace Rooms with king beds, Executive Rooms and suites with separate living areas, most with city views.
Amenities Raíces and Fogo de Chão restaurants, The Exchange Bar and Kaori Sushi Bar, Zumay Health Club spa, outdoor and children's pools, 24-hour gym.
More Set on Avenida Orellana in the La Mariscal district, a short taxi ride from Quito's Old Town.

Stay in the city’s La Mariscal district, within walking distance of shops and restaurants, and a short cab ride away from the Old Town attractions. The Marriott has a large-scale, international atmosphere, making it popular with business travellers. Onsite, you’ll find boutiques, three pools (including one for kids), a large gym, a spa that incorporates a water circuit and fitness studios with a busy programme of classes. When it comes to wining and dining, you have the choice of the Exchange Lobby Bar & Sushi Bar, Café Gourmet for light lunches, Bistro Latino serving South American dishes and La Hacienda, specialising in Argentinean steaks.

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Ecuador, Quito

Casa Gangotena

Hotel
(5 stars)
At a glance
Rooms 31 rooms and suites averaging 35 sqm in Art Deco style, from Luxury and Plaza View rooms facing the square to Junior Suites and Suites.
Amenities Restaurant serving cocina mestiza, rooftop terrace with tapas, concierge; Relais & Châteaux service.
More On Plaza San Francisco in Quito's UNESCO Old Town, steps from the San Francisco church and monastery.

A former family home, this 18th-century mansion house is found on Plaza San Francisco in Quito. High-ceilinged period public spaces have a palatial look and feel, thanks to liveried doormen, an attentive concierge, original frescoes, heavy carved doors, a grand sweeping staircase and dark wooden panelling, while bedrooms (31 of them set across two floors) have received a lighter decorative touch. There’s a lounge with a glass-atrium roof for coffee or a Quinteñan High Tea taken from the comfort of a sofa, a bar and Cedrón restaurant for all meals (breakfast is served buffet-style).

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