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Holiday Inn Airport Hotel – Quito

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The Holiday Inn is a convenient accommodation option located just 5-minutes’ drive from Quito Airport, in a tranquil setting with mountain views in almost every direction. Guests can reach the historic city centre in around 30 minutes (subject to traffic), or head to the centre of the world ‘Mitad del Mundo’, which lies around 45 minutes to the north.

The property itself is modern and stylish, with facilities including an outdoor swimming pool (with terrace bar), a gym and a spa featuring hydromassage and Turkish baths. The on-site restaurant serves continental and American style breakfasts, with a la carte local and international cuisine for lunch and dinner.

The rooms are spacious with king or queen-sized beds, ensuite bathrooms and Wi-Fi. Many rooms also come with sweeping views over the highland scenery.

A free airport shuttle usually operates every hour in both directions.

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What our clients say

  • We had a wonderful time…we thought the guides we had were among the best we have known anywhere; we went for the Galapagos and would admit to mainland Ecuador being…

    PW, Lambeth May 2010
  • Most memorable experiences: Galapagos snorkeling at Devils Crown and the inland lagoon; walk on Fernandina; mountain bikes and trek at Cotopaxi.

    JG, Sevenoaks Aug 2015
  • Everyone was very concious of preserving water and not littering - it seems part of everyday life in Ecuador

    KK, Belfast Dec 2010
  • We had a wonderful holiday to Quito and Galapagos with Journey Latin America. We just wish it had been longer!

    HS, W4 Jun 2011
  • It was all amazing to use an overworked word, but (i) the Cotopaxi days (train plus condors plus steaming volcano) was extraordinary, and (ii) encountering the Galapagos Islands and their…

    JL, Winchester Jul 2015
  • It was all brilliant, we expected the Galapagos to be the highlight, but all the other trips were as good in different ways. All the Ecuadorians encountered at hotels, restaurants,…

    AH, Eastleigh Jun 2013
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