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Accommodations range from modern high-rises, which have a range of services from health clubs to babysitting, to family-run inns, where you'll get more personal attention. Almost all the luxury hotels are in the New City, but the best deals are in the pleasant Mariscal neighborhood. Less expensive hotels often lack air-conditioning and heating, although Quito's moderate climate means this usually isn't a worry.
This small bed-and-breakfast, which occupies a half-timber Bavarian-style house, has a comfortable, casual style. It's a good value if you don't mind being a bit removed from the sights and action. Internet and fax services are free. The place offers frequent Web-only special rates.
This lovely colonial building occe served as the embassy of Great Britain. The hotel's library is stocked with books and magazines. Spanish and international meals are served in the restaurant. You receive a slight discount if you pay in cash.
The friendly mood here (certainly not the small, plain rooms) lures everyone from seasoned travelers to Peace Corps volunteers. It's a friendly, inexpensive B&B, and the price includes a hearty American-style breakfast and all-day coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.
