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Casona de la Ronda

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Small boutique-style colonial mansion conversion mixing traditional features with bold design choices, including an impressive living wall and striking viewpoint room.

With a fantastic location on a cobbled street just around the corner from the old city’s central square, Casona de la Ronda is a small converted mansion that has been carefully restored to mirror the rich colonial history of its surroundings. The building abounds with character, and the courteous staff are committed to the highest levels of service.

The stylish, spacious and eminently comfortable guestrooms face out onto a pretty covered courtyard. Décor includes plenty of traditional features such as polished wood floors, stone walls and local textiles and paintings, but delicate floral murals, an impressive living wall of native plants and some bold design choices add a boutique edge. There’s a strikingly decorated viewpoint room looking out across the historic centre to the summit of El Panecillo, and a cosy lounge with an open fireplace. The restaurant, painted in a rich shade of burnt orange and lined with antique mirrors, serves a mixture of excellent local and international fare.

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What our clients say

  • Great hotel, only downside was a totally unatmospheric restaurant. Ate there on our first night. Great company, very poor food. Such a shame because everything else is really lovely.

    EG, Dorking Apr 2017
  • Excellent position, nice quiet room, helpful staff and good breakfast.

    MP, Hemel Hempstead Nov 2016
  • "Good position and a lovely hotel."

    DH, Portsmouth Jun 2015
  • The staff couldn't have been more helpful.  We overooked a small jewellery box in the room safe and they went out of their way to contact us and return it…

    TH, Colchester May 2017
  • "Casona de la Ronda is situated in the historical area of Quito and has a delightful feel about it. The room was comfortable and breakfast excellent. To be in an…

    HT, Conwy Nov 2014
  • Lovely hotel and well located for exploring Quito. We loved the real colonial feel and relaxed atmosphere. All staff were very friendly and helpful - more like a family. Great…

    VH, Bristol Jul 2019
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