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Hotel Oro Verde

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Smart, well-situated hotel with spacious and luxurious rooms, exemplary levels of service and a wide range of facilities.

Situated in the heart of Guayaquil’s modern commercial and banking area, not far from the international airport, the smart, business-like Hotel Oro Verde is ideally placed to take advantage of the city’s main attractions including the impressive malecón.

Still considered by many to be the best hotel in town, the Oro Verde works hard to maintain its pre-eminent position. All rooms and suites are spacious and immaculate, with a neutral decorative style, and service is exemplary. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, bar and four restaurants ranging from the informal El Patio, with its barbeques and buffets, to Le Gourmet with its grand piano and air of bonhomie.

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What our clients say

  • A lovely hotel and very good restaurant.

    GJ, Richmond Jul 2018

  • Spacious rooms, courteous staff, great breakfasts! A little tired-looking and a longish walk from central areas.

    JG, Sevenoaks Aug 2015

  • "Marvelous hotel for our last night, can't fault it."

    CC, Carnforth Feb 2014

  • Amazing!! Only pity was we were not staying longer!!!

    VH, Macclesfield Nov 2018

  • After a week on the yacht this felt very sumptuous and spacious and we relaxed here before our trip home.

    CG Strathcarron Feb 2015

  • Very happy with this hotel, located on the main street in Guayaquil. Very friendly and helpful staff. Good restaurant and breakfast. Was pleased to be given voucher for free drink…

    PG, Oxford Jan 2018
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