Casa Gangotena’s Luxury rooms invite guests to relax in style, enjoying the peace created by the luxurious upholstery, plush carpets, fine linen and rich furnishings which adorn each room.

They either have views on to the bustle of Calle Cuenca to the west, on to the garden, or, in the case of the third floor, beautiful prospects to the south and the Virgin of Quito.

The 20 Luxury rooms are distributed in the following way: two on the ground floor, eight on the first floor, eight on the second floor and two on the top third floor.

They have a range of bed configurations: 11 rooms with double beds (2 full-size beds) and 9 king-size bed rooms. One room is equipped for guests with special physical needs.

Casa Gangotena’s Luxury rooms invite guests to relax in style, enjoying the peace created by the luxurious upholstery, plush carpets, fine linen and rich furnishings which adorn each room.

They either have views on to the bustle of Calle Cuenca to the west, on to the garden, or, in the case of the third floor, beautiful prospects to the south and the Virgin of Quito.

The 20 Luxury rooms are distributed in the following way: two on the ground floor, eight on the first floor, eight on the second floor and two on the top third floor.

They have a range of bed configurations: 11 rooms with double beds (2 full-size beds) and 9 king-size bed rooms. One room is equipped for guests with special physical needs.

This Junior Suite is the largest of the hotel's accommodations. Located on the first floor, it faces south and offers views of the Virgin of Quito.

Striking neoclassical columns rise around the room, topped with ornate stuccowork, which interrupts the floral Art Nouveau frieze that runs around the cornicing. One wall is entirely taken up with an original mural of an Italian lake landscape, awash in blues and soft tones. The bathroom is particularly attractive, with one large window facing south, providing a decadent feel.

At the end of the southwestern wing of the property, on the first floor, the Balcony Junior Suite is undeniably romantic, with a balcony overlooking the garden and picture-perfect views to the Virgin of Quito atop her hillside.

Neoclassical stucco columns adorn the room. The bathroom is hugely inviting, two large windows drawing in the Andean light, while more columns and black-and-white veined marble complete the picture.

The balcony is a perfect add-on, where guests can enjoy views to the south and the Virgin of Quito, relax with a book or enjoy a romantic breakfast.

The eight Plaza View rooms enjoy wonderful views across the Plaza San Francisco, bathed in golden light in the mornings and resplendently floodlit at night. They are perfect rooms for guests who want to feel close to hum of the city, watching the life on the square below unfold from their handsome French windows.

There are 8 Plaza View rooms distributed on the first and second floor. They have a range of bed configurations: two rooms with double beds (2 full-size beds) and six king-size bed rooms.

The eight Plaza View rooms enjoy wonderful views across the Plaza San Francisco, bathed in golden light in the mornings and resplendently floodlit at night. They are perfect rooms for guests who want to feel close to hum of the city, watching the life on the square below unfold from their handsome French windows.

There are 8 Plaza View rooms distributed on the first and second floor. They have a range of bed configurations: two rooms with double beds (2 full-size beds) and six king-size bed rooms.

At the end of the western wing of the property, on the first and second floors, two Luxury Rooms are inter-connecting, providing more space for families and visiting dignitaries and may be converted into suites.

One of the rooms remains the same, with one king-size bed, while the connecting room can be arranged according to guests’ needs: with beds, sofas, desks, whatever the requirement, we’ll be glad to fulfill it. These rooms overlook the garden and receive the best afternoon light in the hotel, looking beyond to the hills of the Pichincha Volcano.

The Luxury Plus room occupies the end of the southwestern wing of the property. Striking neoclassical columns rise around the room, topped with ornate stuccowork, which interrupts the floral Art Nouveau frieze that runs around the cornicing. One wall is entirely taken up with an original mural of an Italian lake landscape, awash in blues and soft tones. The bathroom is particularly attractive, with two large windows facing west and south, more columns and a decadent feel.